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    Default Guide : Posting Screen Shots Via IoS Devices

    This guide is intended to help people post screen shots from their "IoS" devices to the forums.

    If your looking to do this with an Android device there is a great guide here.

    First I would like to suggest anyone who can, download the Adobe Photoshop App or Crop image manipulation app. These apps will allow you to rotate the image on your device. They are both free.

    Once you have the app and open it you will be able to select the image you want to manipulate. There are a bunch of other effects you can use. But all you really need is the rotate image tool. And now save it.

    So for people uploading images to the forums from your devices this is your best bet. I would also like to add that I am using the Iphone 3G. If there is a photo editing tool on the Iphone 4-4s this could be used also.
    There is a new image editing tool with the new iOS 5. This removes the need to use any other apps.

    For those of you that post screen shots from your computers. It is just as easy. I am using a windows OS not an Apple OS.

    Step 1 - Link your device to your computer.

    Step 2 - If you have the auto play feature enabled it should prompt you to open device to view files. Do this. If you do not have auto play then what you will need to do is go to " My Computer " or just "Computer". Select your device from the list of storage options there. And continue to follow these instuctions.

    Step 3 - Open " Internal Storage", Open DCIM folder, Open next folder( Mine was called 800AAAAA )

    Step 4 - You should now be in your image folder. All your screen shots will be here with any photo's you have taken. Select the image you want to post and copy it to desk top or a folder you would like to save it to.

    Step 5 - Open the image by double clicking it. It should automatically open with windows photo viewer.

    Step 6 - Rotate to desired position and close window. It will save the way the image was adjusted when you closed it.

    I hope this helps anyone who has trouble uploading images. As it will help a lot of us from developing neck strains and possibly death.
    Last edited by Fac3bon3s; 10-20-2011 at 10:13 PM.
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