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sevee01 · 04-24-2007, 11:56 AM

How can I transfer photos from my 700p to my desktop?

kdallen · 04-24-2007, 05:52 PM

Welcome to ET.com, sevee. If your media conduit in Palm desktop is set to synch, the photos are put on your computer each time you synch the Treo to the computer.

If you didn't change the default settings, your photos are probably in:

C:\Program Files\palmOne\YOURUSERNAME\photos

sevee01 · 04-24-2007, 06:15 PM

I don't think i changed the default setting. Under my username there is no folder named photos. Any other suggestions?

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Originally Posted by kdallen

Welcome to ET.com, sevee. If your media conduit in Palm desktop is set to synch, the photos are put on your computer each time you synch the Treo to the computer.

If you didn't change the default settings, your photos are probably in:

C:\Program Files\palmOne\YOURUSERNAME\photos

kdallen · 04-24-2007, 06:32 PM

Open up Palm Desktop on your computer. Selcte hotsync / custom. Look at the list and see if Media is set to "synchronize". If not, highlight Media, click change and make it that way. Then sync again.....or.....

if your photos are stored on an SD card (you can move them there from the Treo if they aren't), you can pop the card out and into your computer, if it comes with a card reader installed. If it doesn't, you can pick one up for a few bucks at your local electronics store, and drag-and-drop them wherever you want on your computer.

sevee01 · 04-30-2007, 10:52 AM

Media is not on the list of available items.

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Originally Posted by kdallen

Open up Palm Desktop on your computer. Selcte hotsync / custom. Look at the list and see if Media is set to "synchronize". If not, highlight Media, click change and make it that way. Then sync again.....or.....

if your photos are stored on an SD card (you can move them there from the Treo if they aren't), you can pop the card out and into your computer, if it comes with a card reader installed. If it doesn't, you can pick one up for a few bucks at your local electronics store, and drag-and-drop them wherever you want on your computer.

kdallen · 04-30-2007, 04:16 PM

You may need to pop the installation CD into your computer and ensure you have all of Palm Desktop. Out of curiosity, are you with Verizon? I only ask because my original installation of the Sprint CD hooked me up with everything.

sevee01 · 04-30-2007, 04:36 PM

Sprint. I bought phone from a friend. I downloaded the palm desktop from the palm website.

I have another question that maybe you could answer. How come I only hear music coming from one side of my headphones when I play mp3's w/ pocket tunes?

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Originally Posted by kdallen

You may need to pop the installation CD into your computer and ensure you have all of Palm Desktop. Out of curiosity, are you with Verizon? I only ask because my original installation of the Sprint CD hooked me up with everything.

kdallen · 04-30-2007, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by sevee01

Sprint. I bought phone from a friend. I downloaded the palm desktop from the palm website.

I'd suggest downloading again. I don't know if you ran into any issues when you downloaded the first time. If so, here's an article from Palm's Knowledge Base that may help. You can get the latest version here.

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Originally Posted by sevee01

How come I only hear music coming from one side of my headphones when I play mp3's w/ pocket tunes?

Are you using stereo or hybrid headphones? Regular headphones alone won't get you stereo while listening to music. There are some available in the ET store that should get you what you want.

sevee01 · 04-30-2007, 05:22 PM

Ok. I will reload the palm desktop.

Now about the headphones. I don't understand why a simple pair wont do the trick. I have the stereo head phone jack. What is the diff between hybrid and regular...well except for the obvious answering capabilities.

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Originally Posted by kdallen

I'd suggest downloading again. I don't know if you ran into any issues when you downloaded the first time. If so, here's an article from Palm's Knowledge Base that may help. You can get the latest version here.

Are you using stereo or hybrid headphones? Regular headphones alone won't get you stereo while listening to music. There are some available in the ET store that should get you what you want.

kdallen · 04-30-2007, 05:50 PM

AFAIK, the answering is the only difference. I don't use them, so I can't say for sure.

As for your setup not working...can you be sure it's either your headphones or your adapter? Can you isolate by either trying the headphones in something else or borrowing another pair or borrowing an adapter?