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[Wayne Ward <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good idea try unlocked and then try popping the card in if that fails
Please let us know how you get on...

also you have to remember you have a elite phone and part of the ubuntu 
community :)

Regards
Wayne

On 22/12/15 21:33, Gareth France wrote:
> On 22/12/15 21:29, Wayne Ward wrote:
> > I was going to say i would save to the sd card then you can pop it 
> > out and put it into the machine - im pretty sure they are formatted 
> > fat32 so should just plug in and display the pictures
> > also if you have developer mode enabled in the settings it might 
> > display on the machine with the USB cable as long as previously 
> > stated that the phone must be on a unlocked screen
> >
> > Regards
> > Wayne :)
> That is what I eventually did but I first tried the SD card without 
> realising the pictures were stored in the phone and it produced a 
> 'connection failure' error just the same as trying to connect the 
> phone directly. Based on this I wonder if their machine is looking to 
> the SD card rather than the phone when I plug it in. Now the pictures 
> have been copied to the SD card too I'd like to try hooking the phone 
> up again and see if it now works.