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The Freebird Times - Issue 3

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TECH SAVVY <br />

Picture this!<br />

Michael Redmond Jr. explains how to upload<br />

photos to your PC (Windows) or Apple devices.<br />

Uploading to PC<br />

1 Connect your device (e.g., phone, camera, tablet,<br />

etc.) to your computer using the USB *cable it<br />

came with. This is done by plugging the smaller<br />

end of the cable (Micro-B or Lightning port) into<br />

your device and by plugging the USB (bigger end)<br />

into your computer.<br />

*This will be the same cable used to charge your<br />

device.<br />

2 Open your File Explorer from the start menu and<br />

locate your device on the left hand side-bar. Double<br />

click on your device’s name to open its files.<br />

3 Now that you can see your devices files, Select<br />

the folder you saved your picture under on your<br />

device. For most devices, this can be seen in the<br />

Photos folder already setup on your device.<br />

4 Now that you’re in the folder where you saved your<br />

photo, locate the picture you’d like to transfer.<br />

5 Once you’ve located this picture, Left click and<br />

Hold on the image’s icon. While still holding<br />

the image, Drag the image over to the desired<br />

destination *folder.<br />

*to ensure you’re over the correct folder, the folder<br />

will be highlighted and little note will appear<br />

saying “→ Move to [folder name]”<br />

After 2 seconds of hovering over a folder, this<br />

message will disappear and the folder being<br />

hovered over will open up so that you can place it<br />

in a subsequent folder if desired.<br />

6 Once you are sure you are over the desired<br />

destination folder, Release the left click and this<br />

will Drop the picture into that folder.<br />

7 To ensure this was done successfully, left click<br />

on the destination folder and locate your image<br />

file. If you are able to see it, then this was done<br />

successfully.<br />

Uploading to a Mac<br />

from your iPhone or iPad<br />

1 Connect your device (iPhone or iPad) to your<br />

computer using the USB cable it came with. This is<br />

done by plugging the Lightning port (smaller end of<br />

the cable) into your device and by plugging the USB<br />

(bigger end) into your computer.<br />

*This will be the same cord used to charge your<br />

device*<br />

2 Once your device has been connected follow the on<br />

screen instructions to allow your Mac to access your<br />

device. This usually involves agreeing to allow access<br />

on the Mac and then typing in your password on your<br />

device to allow it to Trust this computer.<br />

3 Now locate and open your “Photos” application<br />

on your Mac. It should be located on your dock<br />

but if not, search for it using command + spacebar<br />

button combo to open the spotlight feature and<br />

search for it.<br />

4 Locate your device on the left hand sidebar and<br />

click on it to open it’s contents.<br />

5 Click the checkbox next to Open Photos and<br />

select the desired location where to upload in the<br />

“Import to”: dropdown.<br />

6 You should be prompted to Unlock your device,<br />

but if not, still just unlock your device and leave it<br />

unlocked. You will now be able to see your device’s<br />

photos on your Mac.<br />

7 Locate the photo(s) you wish to upload and click<br />

on the desired one(s). You will now see the Import<br />

# Selected button made available to you at the top<br />

right hand corner of the screen. Click this button<br />

and the photo(s) will be uploaded.<br />

8 Your photo(s) will now be accessible for upload to <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Freebird</strong> Club website by navigating to this photos file<br />

when you are choosing where to upload from.<br />

THE FREEBIRD TIMES – ISSUE NO. 3, AUGUST 2018<br />

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