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diesel_mr2

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#4062 15-May-2005 06:52
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hey i've got a nokia 3205 and made a picture on the computer 128 x 160 pixels and sent it to my cell-phone via infrared then sent it to my freinds hyundai tx115c via MMS but he said he couldn't save the picture to set it as a wallpaper could someone tell if it is possible to do so and if so instructions on doing it

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smallgear
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#14696 15-May-2005 15:18
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It just cant be done. Sorry



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#14697 15-May-2005 15:34
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oh ok darn it

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