From wa5cab at cs.com  Tue Nov 20 03:39:29 2018
From: wa5cab at cs.com (Robert Downs)
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 02:39:29 -0600
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
Message-ID: <012601d480ac$8e29c7a0$aa7d56e0$@com>

Someone sent me some photos of radios her father had in the hopes that I
could put her in touch with someone who might buy them.  The photos came in
to my I5S attached to a text message.  I've never set the phone up for
email, so sending them to myself is out.  I have what appears to be a white
USB cord that I have only used plugged into an adapter to charge the
battery.  How can I move the photos to a local machine so that I can maybe
forward them to someone via email?  What software and/or hardware do I need?
The local machine is running Win 10.

 

Robert Downs

 


From jung.schorndorf at t-online.de  Tue Nov 20 04:11:58 2018
From: jung.schorndorf at t-online.de (jung.schorndorf at t-online.de)
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:11:58 +0100
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
References: <012601d480ac$8e29c7a0$aa7d56e0$@com>
Message-ID: <201120181011563859162@t-online.de>

Hallo Robert,
I had the same task, but with an XP laptop. All software offered by Apple (iTunes ...) was way too complicated for me.
I took the white USB cable and connected it to the USB laptop input. Then ask your iPhone, if the PC can access it, answer "yes" and
then select the Windows Explorer in the PC. There you will find the iPhone as an extra drive, open it and the photos will appear
and you can copy them to the PC.
I hope it works on your operating system as well.

Helmut 
 
From: Robert Downs via Ham-Computers
Date: 20.11.2018 09:39
To: 'Computers \(or other\) used for amateur radio, communications, or experimenting'
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
Someone sent me some photos of radios her father had in the hopes that I
could put her in touch with someone who might buy them.  The photos came in
to my I5S attached to a text message.  I've never set the phone up for
email, so sending them to myself is out.  I have what appears to be a white
USB cord that I have only used plugged into an adapter to charge the
battery.  How can I move the photos to a local machine so that I can maybe
forward them to someone via email?  What software and/or hardware do I need?
The local machine is running Win 10.
 
 
Robert Downs
 
 
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From lmoline at hotmail.com  Tue Nov 20 09:46:32 2018
From: lmoline at hotmail.com (Loren Moline WA7SKT)
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 14:46:32 +0000
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
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Message-ID: <MWHPR2201MB115061FC04B534E132A47ED0AFD90@MWHPR2201MB1150.namprd22.prod.outlook.com>

Robert,

Install Dropbox and put them up there where you can retrieve them

Loren Moline WA7SKT
DM41ux

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From: ham-computers-bounces at mailman.qth.net on behalf of Robert Downs via Ham-Computers <ham-computers at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 1:39 AM
To: 'Computers (or other) used for amateur radio, communications, or experimenting'
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer

Someone sent me some photos of radios her father had in the hopes that I
could put her in touch with someone who might buy them. The photos came in
to my I5S attached to a text message. I've never set the phone up for
email, so sending them to myself is out. I have what appears to be a white
USB cord that I have only used plugged into an adapter to charge the
battery. How can I move the photos to a local machine so that I can maybe
forward them to someone via email? What software and/or hardware do I need?
The local machine is running Win 10.



Robert Downs



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From kd7jyk at earthlink.net  Tue Nov 20 11:43:14 2018
From: kd7jyk at earthlink.net (KD7JYK DM09)
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 08:43:14 -0800
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
In-Reply-To: <012601d480ac$8e29c7a0$aa7d56e0$@com>
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Message-ID: <5BF439A2.2030206@earthlink.net>

I've used Windows 98SE, XP, and 7.  If the cord you have for the device 
is a charge/synch cord, a computer should recognize the device as an 
accessible external drive, and you should be able to explore, or browse 
the device.  The device MAY have some settings, such as charge only, 
synchronize, allow remote connections, transfer files, what kinds, et 
cetera, so watch BOTH the device, and the computer for prompts to allow 
full access.  It is also possible the cord you have is charge only, and 
there will be no apparent connection, or access to the device through a 
computer.  If so, you can buy a charge/synch cable for $5 or less, check 
quickie marts, gas stations, Family Dollar, Dollar General, et cetera, 
the dual purpose cords are much more common now, but I scrounge at 
thrift shops, and find charge-only constantly.

Kurt


From jeffv at op.net  Tue Nov 20 11:49:34 2018
From: jeffv at op.net (jeff)
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2018 11:49:34 -0500
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
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References: <012601d480ac$8e29c7a0$aa7d56e0$@com>
Message-ID: <0d76837a-0563-8d95-74e1-a87a414a0e88@op.net>

I have very little experience or positive things to say about apple 
products for this very reason, among others.

I know of only one way, which is via itunes. It goes on your computer 
and phone (might be there already) and they sync. Unless you use linux, 
in which case no software exists. The phone will send it to 'the cloud', 
where it will be available to your computer, thus transferred. I was 
told there might be other ways, so you might want to do a search for 
them (duckduckgo.com, not google, which tracks everything).

In my experience, you cannot hook the phone directly to a computer 
because apple doesn't like people accessing their filesystems. This is 
possible on android. Won't hurt to try, though.


On 11/20/18 3:39 AM, Robert Downs via Ham-Computers wrote:
> Someone sent me some photos of radios her father had in the hopes that I
> could put her in touch with someone who might buy them.  The photos came in
> to my I5S attached to a text message.  I've never set the phone up for
> email, so sending them to myself is out.  I have what appears to be a white
> USB cord that I have only used plugged into an adapter to charge the
> battery.  How can I move the photos to a local machine so that I can maybe
> forward them to someone via email?  What software and/or hardware do I need?
> The local machine is running Win 10.
> 
>   
> 
> Robert Downs
> 
>   
> 
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From wa5cab at cs.com  Wed Nov 21 02:58:01 2018
From: wa5cab at cs.com (Robert Downs)
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2018 01:58:01 -0600
Subject: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer
In-Reply-To: <0d76837a-0563-8d95-74e1-a87a414a0e88@op.net>
References: <012601d480ac$8e29c7a0$aa7d56e0$@com>
	<0d76837a-0563-8d95-74e1-a87a414a0e88@op.net>
Message-ID: <011301d4816f$ed615940$c8240bc0$@com>

Well, I held my breath and plugged the charging cord into a USB port on the
front of my tower.  Win 10 announced that it saw the phone and did some sort
of setup.  As long as the USB cord was plugged in, there was an icon for the
iPhone, and a little hunt'n pecking showed what purported to be a drive of
some sort with about 4.9 GB available.  But a couple of cursory attempts to
copy a file to it didn't work.  And I couldn't find any sign of files or
photos.  So I sent a text back asking that the photos be re-sent to my email
address.  Which will solve the problem.  At least I did confirm that the
cords I have are charge and data, for whatever that might ever be worth.
:-)  Thanks for the various responses.

Robert Downs

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Subject: Re: [Ham-Computers] Moveing Photos From I-Phone To Local Computer

I have very little experience or positive things to say about apple 
products for this very reason, among others.

I know of only one way, which is via itunes. It goes on your computer 
and phone (might be there already) and they sync. Unless you use linux, 
in which case no software exists. The phone will send it to 'the cloud', 
where it will be available to your computer, thus transferred. I was 
told there might be other ways, so you might want to do a search for 
them (duckduckgo.com, not google, which tracks everything).

In my experience, you cannot hook the phone directly to a computer 
because apple doesn't like people accessing their filesystems. This is 
possible on android. Won't hurt to try, though.


On 11/20/18 3:39 AM, Robert Downs via Ham-Computers wrote:
> Someone sent me some photos of radios her father had in the hopes that I
> could put her in touch with someone who might buy them.  The photos came
in
> to my I5S attached to a text message.  I've never set the phone up for
> email, so sending them to myself is out.  I have what appears to be a
white
> USB cord that I have only used plugged into an adapter to charge the
> battery.  How can I move the photos to a local machine so that I can maybe
> forward them to someone via email?  What software and/or hardware do I
need?
> The local machine is running Win 10.
> 
>   
> 
> Robert Downs
> 
>   
> 
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