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Receive Picture File from Cell Phone on Windows 7
How to receive a picture file sent from my Samsung SGH-A777 cell phone on Windows 7? I see the "Request for FTP file access permission" notification in the taskbar.
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When you see the "Request for FTP file access permission"
notification in the taskbar, you can follow this tutorial to receive the picture file
sent from your Samsung SGH-A777 cell phone:
1. On your cell phone, press "Menu > My Stuff > Pictures". You will see all picture files stored on your cell phone.
2. Select "MorningPicture.jpg" and run "Send > via Bluetooth" command on the "Options" menu.
3. Confirm the selected picture and select "NEW_LAPTOP" that represents the your connected laptop. You will see the "Request for FTP file access permission" notification showing up in the taskbar on your Windows 7 system.
4. Click on the notification message. You will see the "Bluetooth" window showing up with these instructions and options to receive the picture file:
Bluetooth device MYPHONE is attempting to send file "MorningPicture.jpg" to this computer. [ ] Always do this for image files from MYPHONE Save file Save in folder: Pictures Click here to change folder Open file with application Window Media Center Microsoft Office 2010 Windows Photo Viewer Do not accept
5. Click "Save in folder: Pictures" to receive "MorningPicture.jpg" in the default folder.
See the picture below:
⇒ Default Picture File Folder on Windows 7
⇐ Request for FTP File Access Permission on Windows 7
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