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blaze

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17. Android, yes.

Reply to Hokie (Reply #16)

Tue Feb 5, 2019, 07:36 PM

Feb 2019

I get those same results with images that are in my photo gallery. Doesn't work on a photo in a message. But the above "screen snap" suggestion served my purpose for today. Thanks!

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How to transfer photo (via messanger) to my pc [View all] blaze Feb 2019 OP

Just here to see the answer underpants Feb 2019 #1

Can you canetoad Feb 2019 #2

Don't see any way to attach or send or forward... nt blaze Feb 2019 #7

In the message on your phone, touch and hold the picture. Dr Hobbitstein Feb 2019 #3

Nope. Nothing pops up. nt blaze Feb 2019 #8

A couple of suggestions Nictuku Feb 2019 #4

You can also save the image on an iphone instead of screencap Dr Hobbitstein Feb 2019 #5

I'll have to explore the screen shot idea... good tip. Don't think it's FB messenger. nt blaze Feb 2019 #9

Screen shot for the win!!!! blaze Feb 2019 #11

Kewl Nictuku Feb 2019 #12

Is it in a text message? Hokie Feb 2019 #6

No pop up when I hold and press the photo. (yes, in a text message) blaze Feb 2019 #10

Are you on an iPhone? NT Hokie Feb 2019 #13

Nope. nt blaze Feb 2019 #14

OK, probably an Android Hokie Feb 2019 #15

Here is what I get on an iPhone when I tap and hold on an image Hokie Feb 2019 #16

Android, yes. blaze Feb 2019 #17