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2008-09-14
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i got it working.
the problem was that you have to have a memory card installed for it to save the drawings. you click save... do more drawing save again........ but it only saves if the memory card is inserted. someone needs to do a pop up window that explains this to the user
the problem was that you have to have a memory card installed for it to save the drawings. you click save... do more drawing save again........ but it only saves if the memory card is inserted. someone needs to do a pop up window that explains this to the user
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2008-09-16
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i eventually got it working, for you informattion you have to have a memory card inserted
http://mosh.nokia.com/content/56B03E...40050A4530787F
http://nds2.content.mosh.nokia.com/e...png?c=w&type=5
http://mosh.nokia.com/content/56B03E...40050A4530787F
http://nds2.content.mosh.nokia.com/e...png?c=w&type=5
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2008-09-16
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Originally Posted by moshing
Congratulations.
i eventually got it working,...
from /home/user you may have more luck without the leading /
e.g. cd .tuxpaint
If it exists.
When you're in terminal you can use the 'ls' command to view what is there.
Note: files/directories with leading dots (.tuxpaint for example) won't show running ls with default options, so try ls -a (shows all files), ls -l (shows file properties etc) or ls -al (a combination of the two).
Last edited by codeMonkey; 2008-09-14 at 22:51.