Move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?

Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.

"Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:

> Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
> There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.

Open the multimedia studio, file transfer studio and move the pictures.


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You can do it with MPT or Bluetooth directly.

Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
> Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
> There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.

BruceR wrote:
> You can do it with MPT or Bluetooth directly.
>
> Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
>
>>Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.
>
>
>

Thanks Bruce, but could you provide a little detail as to HOW?
I don't have any way to use Bluetooth. I do have MPT and a USB cable.

I've had the phone for less than a week and there's still a lot that I
don't know. If it's documented somewhere, a pointer to the docs would
be a big help.

Open MPT.
Click on Multimedia Studio
Click File Transfer Studio
Move pictures.

I like using Bluetooth better. You can get a BT dongle for your PC for
under $20 delivered.

Using My Bluetooth Places you can move things around quickly and without
the more cumbersome MPT interface.


Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
> BruceR wrote:
>> You can do it with MPT or Bluetooth directly.
>>
>> Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
>>
>>> Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>> There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Thanks Bruce, but could you provide a little detail as to HOW?
> I don't have any way to use Bluetooth. I do have MPT and a USB cable.
>
> I've had the phone for less than a week and there's still a lot that I
> don't know. If it's documented somewhere, a pointer to the docs would
> be a big help.

XS11E wrote:
> "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.
>
>
> Open the multimedia studio, file transfer studio and move the pictures.
>
>

The MPT menu lists:
Synchronization
Phonebook
Calender
Text Message
Internet Connection

The PDF documentation says that "Multimedia Studio" should be between
"Text Message" and "Internet Connection" but the menu on my screen is
shown above!

Is this something that Verizon Wireless could/would have disabled?

"Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:

> XS11E wrote:
>> "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>>There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.

>> Open the multimedia studio, file transfer studio and move the
>> pictures.
>>
>>
>
> The MPT menu lists:
> Synchronization
> Phonebook
> Calender
> Text Message
> Internet Connection
>
> The PDF documentation says that "Multimedia Studio" should be
> between "Text Message" and "Internet Connection" but the menu on
> my screen is shown above!
>
> Is this something that Verizon Wireless could/would have disabled?

Sorry, you said the phone was a V3. Since your on Verizon Wireless the
phone is a V3c or a V3m, both very different animals.

Here's how to make the Multimedia studio show up...

Start MPT and connect the phone. You won't see the multimedia studio
as you said so next, right click on the little phone image in your
systray (where the clock is) and select Setup, General Setup and click
on the communication tab. Click on the "Change modem" button to start
the Device Configuration wizard, click next. You should see a
"Motorola USB Modem" selected, if not, select it and click Next. Check
the "Do not automatically select the driver. Select from a list." and
click Next. Select Motorola CDMA in the left window and scroll down to
V3cm if your phone is a V3c or V3mm if it's a V3m. Click next, finish
and OK, you should now see the multimedia studio.

If you're game to do a seem edit you can make your phone report itself
as a V3cm or V3mm all the time. Look here:

http://hacktherazr.com/guide.seem.edits.html

The first one is the one you want but if it were me, I'd do 1 - 4 and
the 3 steps to enable the time and date menu, then scroll down for any
others that you want. Right above the seem edits is a list of software
you'll need and where to find it.

Good luck!


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Yep, all bets are off for Verizon crippled phones. Fortunately you can
do the SEEM edits and restore the functionality you paid for.

XS11E wrote:
> "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> XS11E wrote:
>>> "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>>> There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.
>
>>> Open the multimedia studio, file transfer studio and move the
>>> pictures.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> The MPT menu lists:
>> Synchronization
>> Phonebook
>> Calender
>> Text Message
>> Internet Connection
>>
>> The PDF documentation says that "Multimedia Studio" should be
>> between "Text Message" and "Internet Connection" but the menu on
>> my screen is shown above!
>>
>> Is this something that Verizon Wireless could/would have disabled?
>
> Sorry, you said the phone was a V3. Since your on Verizon Wireless
> the phone is a V3c or a V3m, both very different animals.
>
> Here's how to make the Multimedia studio show up...
>
> Start MPT and connect the phone. You won't see the multimedia studio
> as you said so next, right click on the little phone image in your
> systray (where the clock is) and select Setup, General Setup and click
> on the communication tab. Click on the "Change modem" button to start
> the Device Configuration wizard, click next. You should see a
> "Motorola USB Modem" selected, if not, select it and click Next.
> Check the "Do not automatically select the driver. Select from a
> list." and click Next. Select Motorola CDMA in the left window and
> scroll down to V3cm if your phone is a V3c or V3mm if it's a V3m.
> Click next, finish and OK, you should now see the multimedia studio.
>
> If you're game to do a seem edit you can make your phone report itself
> as a V3cm or V3mm all the time. Look here:
>
> http://hacktherazr.com/guide.seem.edits.html
>
> The first one is the one you want but if it were me, I'd do 1 - 4 and
> the 3 steps to enable the time and date menu, then scroll down for any
> others that you want. Right above the seem edits is a list of
> software you'll need and where to find it.
>
> Good luck!

XS11E wrote:
> "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
>>XS11E wrote:
>>
>>>"Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Is it possible to move a picture from my RAZR V3 to my computer?
>>>>There's no obvious way using Motorola Phone Tools.
>>>
>
>>>Open the multimedia studio, file transfer studio and move the
>>>pictures.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>The MPT menu lists:
>>Synchronization
>>Phonebook
>>Calender
>>Text Message
>>Internet Connection
>>
>>The PDF documentation says that "Multimedia Studio" should be
>>between "Text Message" and "Internet Connection" but the menu on
>>my screen is shown above!
>>
>>Is this something that Verizon Wireless could/would have disabled?
>
>
> Sorry, you said the phone was a V3. Since your on Verizon Wireless the
> phone is a V3c or a V3m, both very different animals.
>
> Here's how to make the Multimedia studio show up...
>
> Start MPT and connect the phone. You won't see the multimedia studio
> as you said so next, right click on the little phone image in your
> systray (where the clock is) and select Setup, General Setup and click
> on the communication tab.

My choices here are:
Send
Reception
Organizer
Settings
View
Help
Exit

Click on the "Change modem" button to start
> the Device Configuration wizard, click next. You should see a
> "Motorola USB Modem" selected, if not, select it and click Next. Check
> the "Do not automatically select the driver. Select from a list." and
> click Next. Select Motorola CDMA in the left window and scroll down to
> V3cm if your phone is a V3c or V3mm if it's a V3m. Click next, finish
> and OK, you should now see the multimedia studio.
>

I clicked on "Settings" but the resulting menu does not match your
description!

> If you're game to do a seem edit you can make your phone report itself
> as a V3cm or V3mm all the time. Look here:
>
I'm not certain what a "seem edit" is. The limited reading I've done on
the net seems to hint that it's a good way to void the warranty and turn
the phone into a brick if you don't know what you're doings. I clearly
don't know what I'm doing!

I think I will learn to live without the ability to transfer pictures
from the phone to my computer. I bought it because I needed a new phone
or to buy replacement batteries for my ST7868W. Investing in new
batteries for a ?? year old phone seemed like a waste of money.

> http://hacktherazr.com/guide.seem.edits.html
>
> The first one is the one you want but if it were me, I'd do 1 - 4 and
> the 3 steps to enable the time and date menu, then scroll down for any
> others that you want. Right above the seem edits is a list of software
> you'll need and where to find it.
>
> Good luck!
>
>

In article <4770719F.9050800@comcast.net>, Richard B. Gilbert
<rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote:

> Is this something that Verizon Wireless could/would have disabled?

Oh no, they'd never do a thing like that.