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Windows Phone 8 : Working with the Windows Phone Software (part 9) - Copying Phone Content to Your PC or Tablet

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Copying Phone Content to Your PC or Tablet

Although the Windows Phone software is primarily intended as a mechanism for copying content from your PC to your phone, you can also do the reverse. If you have photos, pictures, or videos stored on your phone and you want to copy them to your PC or tablet using the Windows Phone software, you can do so by following these steps:

1. Click either the Music, Videos, or Photos pane, depending on the type of content that you want to copy to your computer or tablet.

2. Right-click the item that you want to copy to your computer or tablet.

3. Click Save to PC.

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