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10:38 pm
1. Take a picture
2. Save it
3. Go to gallery
4. Click on the picture
5. click on options
6. click send
7. Click Message
8. It will say on the left corner "NEW MULTIMEDIA"
9. Type your message (optional)
10. Click send
Hope this works 🙂
Phone used : Nokia 2760
8:00 pm
I've tried all the steps several times and it still gives me the error message: "Message sending failed. Check settings."
What settings are they talking about? I've looked through the manuals that came with it and nothing.
12:24 am
What phone are you using? Those steps worked on my Nokia 2760.
7:54 am
I got the Nokia 2760 last week for my birthday.
When I went to the Messaging Folder and scrolled down to Message settings and highlighted Multimedia messaging and chose configuration setting it says there is no setting found and to contact my service provider. So I don't know if that's what's missing.
Do I need to download some stuff from Nokia to get it working?
8:50 am
I just talked to the customer service rep and he said MMS is not provided.
12:05 pm
You have to download the MMS setting from nokia... well at least thats what I did and I got it working...
8:14 pm
Originally i emailed for the settings from Nokia but I never got a text message from them.
How would I know if I got a text message from Nokia?
8:39 pm
Your cell will ring a tone or vibrate and it will say "save settings?" and click yes. Thats all.
7:48 am
I'm not getting anything form Nokia when I send them my request. I've done it many times but nothing.
I've given up on this feature.
8:00 am
I've talked to another customer service rep and they said the reason why other people can send pictures was because they probably live in the US and in Canada they don't support MMS up here.
11:42 am
interesting question then is; are guests Kira and Apple from the US or Canada?
If from Canada, the the rest of us would like to know how to make this feture work. I called Speakout and the rep said this feature is not supported.
6:27 pm
I live in Canada and want to be able to send pictures taken on my Nokia to my e-mail address. These pictures are the last ones taken of a loved one before he passed away and want to be able to share them with the rest of the family. Help anyone?
7:02 pm
You should just borrow someone's Rogers sim card and send it using that. Also, you could search ebay for a cable to connect your phone to your computer to save all the photos to that.
10:36 pm
Hi there. For my Nokia 2760 phone, there's a description of the "outlets" at the bottom of the phone....#7 is the Charger Connector...and #8 i sthe Headset Connector and then there is a connections in between #7 & #8 that appears to be a cable that would connect from my phone to the USB of my computer (much like my kids ipod)....however, on page 3 of my Nokia quick start guide, it states "Do not touch this connector as it is intended for use by authorized service personnel only."
Is this bogus & I can use this connector to save my pictures to the compute?
12:10 pm
According to Nokia, the 2760 does not have the necessary internal software to manage a connection to a computer via that USB connector. However, the phone is equipped with BLUETOOTH capabilities, so that is the recommended way to get photos onto your computer. I consider it a 'big clue' that Nokia does not sell a connector cable in its accessory section for phones that can't use one. 🙂
While I am here, if anyone has a 2760 running Bluetooth, I would be interested to know if you can also load ringtones (or photos) FROM the computer via that connection or is the connection strictly one-way from the phone to the computer?
6:08 pm
You can definitely load ringtones via Bluetooth onto the 2760. Unfortunately, as posted elsewhere, you have to use Nokia's software to convert your MP3s into AMR files first. After that, you connect via Bluetooth and use File/Windows/whatever Explorer to drag and drop files back and forth.
Dunno if pix work the same way but I would assume so; after that, they're just files as well.
Good luck!
