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derffred

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Okay, I'm new to the Eris, I got it yesterday.. so maybe someone can help me out, whenever I save a picture from the web or wherever, it says it saved to the SD Card. Can I view the pictures in the SD Card WITHOUT hooking it up to a computer? Just browse through the SD Card through the Eris.
 
Go to Albums. It shows your pictures that are saved on your SD card. If you don't see something, download a file manager such as Astro File Manager from the Market and browse through your SD card.
 
No. I dont see an option to view my SD Card. Just photos taken with the Eris Camera.
I downloaded the Astro app and it only lets me view the pics, not set it as a wallpaper or contact id.
 
derffred said:
No. I dont see an option to view my SD Card. Just photos taken with the Eris Camera.
I downloaded the Astro app and it only lets me view the pics, not set it as a wallpaper or contact id.
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Why wont you just read the phones manual??? Just read the manual to learn how to use the phone.
 
Hey buddy, no need for rude comments. I'd gladly read the manual but I only see a tips and hints book, which doesn't have what I'm looking for. Thanks for your help though sweetheart. ;)
 
When you are viewing the pic you want (all pics transferred to the SD card are labelled camera shots), tap menu> set as> then choose Contact icon-Favorite-Footprints-Lock Screen-Wallpaper
 
Okay, great thanks. Something must be wrong with a background app I have, because the pictures I've saved through the app weren't visible through the Albums. Ah, I have a lot to learn lol. Thanks for the help everyone.
 
derffred said:
Hey buddy, no need for rude comments. I'd gladly read the manual but I only see a tips and hints book, which doesn't have what I'm looking for. Thanks for your help though sweetheart. ;)
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Hey, man, if you haven't discovered it yet, the first post of the "Hints and Tips" thread (i think?) has a link to a pdf of the full manual. Honestly, I haven't found it overwhelmingly helpful, but it has pointed me toward a few fixes for simple issues. At least, it might cut back on the number of snippy answers you get from chronically short-tempered posters who apparently want to project the image of every stereotypically condescending IT guy you've ever met crossed with Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh.
 
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