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Hi

i tried recently in boots and I can report that it worked. However their 
usb cable was of such poor quality that it was very intermittent. Did you 
make sure you unlocked the screen?

Thibaut

On Tuesday, 22 December 2015 15:45:41 GMT, Gareth France wrote:
> I am not at all certain my posts are reaching the list so please could 
> somebody reply?
>
> I have just been to the photography shop Jessops to have some of the 
> photos printed that are stored on my phone. They have kiosks there 
> designed so you can plug in your memory card, phone or other device to 
> access the content. Unfortunately they do not seem to work with Ubuntu.
>
> It was amusing to have the entertaining chat with the sales assistant 
> who insisted on knowing if my phone ran on ios or android and was unable 
> to comprehend anything other. Unfortunately their kiosk did not 
> recognise the existence of my handset at all and the fact that I had to 
> decline his suggestion to transfer the pictures via bluetooth because my 
> phone can't do that is to be honest a bit embarrassing.
>
> So does anyone know why their system didn't recognise my phone? I note 
> when connected to a pc it appears as two drives (the phone and the 
> memory card) could this be something to do with it?
>
> Eventually I had to copy the pictures onto my memory card and remove it 
> from the phone. Far from the ideal experience.



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