I do not have a usb cable only a sd card how do i put these pictures on to my computer

The process I have seen is you create an email message, maybe even to yourself, and attach the pictures. This way you can open them on another device, if you need to.

Another way, is mechanically, by putting the pictures on your micro SD card, putting your micro SD card in a reader that attached to your computer via a USB cable and then transfer them to your computer by moving them.

Good luck,

Paul

If your phone doesn't show in My Computer when you plug in the usb cord then move your pictures to sd card on phone then put sd card in a card reader on computer and download from there.

Get an USB card reader, insert the SD memory card into the USB card reader and then connect the cable from the USB card reader into the USB port on your computer. Your computer will see the card reader and SD memory as an external storage device, click on this drive and open the folders on the SD memory card to view your photos.

Put the Micro SD card into your phone and transfer the pictures to it. Once you have transferred the pictures, take the card out of your phone and put it into the SD Adapter and then into the USB Adapter. Once you have done that plug the USB Adapter into your computer and wait for it to load. After waiting a few seconds, click start, my computer, then double click on the SD card icon. Your pictures should load and you should be able to transfer them to your computer.

You will need a USB/Data cable to connect the phone to your computer, if you don't have one they can be bought from here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-Genuine-Samsung-C3050-USB-Data-Cable-Sync-Lead-/260509082004?pt=UK_MobilePhones_MobilePhoneAccesories_MobilePhoneDataCables_JN&hash=item3ca78d2194
Then go here for the samsung pc studio programme that will assist you in putting pictures on your SD Card

Hello You need to install the drivers to the computer from the CD comes with it, after installation it will able to move the pictures from camera.
you can also move pictures from SD Card of camera to computer by putting SD card in card reader and just use "copy and paste".
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Hi. you must have a USB cable that is compatible with your phone. It is often easier to remove the SD card from the phone and put it into the computer slot, or take the SD card to Walmart or even Staples where they will do that for you. If you need the phone-Computer USB Cable you will find it at your phone store. Joe

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Two ways that I am able to do this:

#1:
I have uploaded and downloaded pictures from my micro-SD card, while it is in the phone, using a USB cable between my phone and my computer. The cable from my wall charger comes out of the charger, and becomes a standard USB cable, and that works fine for me.

With the phone turned on, plug the cable between a USB port on the computer and the phone. Once this is connected, on the phone, go to "Menu | Settings & Tools | Tools | USB Mass Storage". Then the phone should link up with the computer, and it should appear as its own "removable drive". The micro-SD card has directories like "my_sounds" and "my_pix", etc. Copy your pictures into the "my_pix" directory. Then, in your computer, there should be a way to tell it to disconnect from the USB device (I'm using Windows, and in the "system tray" on the start bar, there's an icon that you can click that lets you specify a USB device that you are going to disconnect.) Once you do this, the pictures should be visible on your phone. (This is just a shot in the dark, but just to be sure, if they don't come up right away, try turning the phone off and back on again.)

#2:
I am also able to remove the micro-SD card, and plug it into an SD-card slot on my computer (with a micro-to-SD card adapter), and it mounts as a removable drive that way, too. Again, copy your images to the my_pix directory, put the card back in the phone (you should have the phone OFF when removing and reinstalling the card, but it's OK to turn it on while the card is out.)

I have only used .JPG format images; I haven't tried any other image formats.

Take your sd memory card out of your camera, and put it in your computer. A file with your pictures should appear. Copy thoes pictures into a different fold on you computer. Take you sd memory card out of your computer and plug it back into your camera. Your pictures will be both on your camera and on your computer.

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The Best solution is to get an SD card reader. Then you take the SD memory card out of the camer, put the Sd card into the reader and plug directy into a USB port.  They are very cheap to buy and quite handy.