Hi, I am a new member to this forum (but I have been reading it for quite a while now, and thanks for all the help you have already given me)
I have just upgraded to a Galaxy S3 (Jellybean) and have a question about the Gallery application, I am sorry if this has been asked before, I did look but couldn't find it)
When I transferred my pictures from my old phone to the new one I shifted them through my PC in folders, when I now look in the gallery each folder has a thumbnail. As I am involved with industrial health and safety I have quite a few pictures on there which are not for the squeamish or young (some of the chemicals my clients work with BURN!!). I do not want to show people holiday pictures on my phone and have them see the "not for the faint hearted" thumbnails.
I have tried renaming the files, e.g. 1, 2,3. in the hope that they would order them selves and file "1" would be the thumbnail, but no, there is still a half dissolved foot on show.
I did on my last phone have the images in a "." hidden folder, but that was then a pain to access the images for training, documentation purposes etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have just upgraded to a Galaxy S3 (Jellybean) and have a question about the Gallery application, I am sorry if this has been asked before, I did look but couldn't find it)
When I transferred my pictures from my old phone to the new one I shifted them through my PC in folders, when I now look in the gallery each folder has a thumbnail. As I am involved with industrial health and safety I have quite a few pictures on there which are not for the squeamish or young (some of the chemicals my clients work with BURN!!). I do not want to show people holiday pictures on my phone and have them see the "not for the faint hearted" thumbnails.
I have tried renaming the files, e.g. 1, 2,3. in the hope that they would order them selves and file "1" would be the thumbnail, but no, there is still a half dissolved foot on show.
I did on my last phone have the images in a "." hidden folder, but that was then a pain to access the images for training, documentation purposes etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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