NTT docomo XPERIA A SO-04E with Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Applications
Sharing image files
You can share image files by attaching to
Gmail or Email, uploading to Picasa or
, or sending to other devices via
Bluetooth or infrared communication.
1
On the photo viewing screen/
video playing screen, tap the
screen and tap
.
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Menu for sharing image file appears.
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Tap [See all] to display all share menus.
2
Select sharing method for image
file.
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After this step, follow the onscreen
instructions.
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Information
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Different options may be shown or some items
cannot be operated in some image files.
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To operate several files, on the album screen, tap
and [Select items] to select image files.
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When you select "Infrared" in Step 2, the Send via
infrared message appears. Tap [OK] to start sending.
For details on infrared communication, see "Using
infrared communication" (P.164).
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For shared files, file size and the file type are not
particularly limited, but may be limited by the
application to transfer. DRM content cannot be
shared.
Deleting image files
1
On the photo viewing screen/
video playing screen, tap
and
tap [OK].
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Image file is deleted.
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Information
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To delete several files, on the album screen, tap
and [Select items], then select image files to delete,
and then tap
and tap [OK].
Using optional menu
View slideshow, edit image, set image to
phonebook entry or as wallpaper, check
shooting date and time, etc.
1
On the photo viewing screen/
video playing screen, tap the
screen and tap
.
2
From the displayed menu, select
item you want to use.
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After this step, follow the onscreen
instructions.
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Information
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Different options may be shown or some items
cannot be operated in some image files.
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In Step 2, tap "Throw" to display the connection
device selection screen (if no devices are found, tap
[Add new device] to make the setting). Select a
device on the connection device selection screen to
share files between a DLNA device, Bluetooth device,
or screen mirroring device and the terminal.
Operating image files