Good luck.

Forward it or attach it to an email to yourself?

Something should pop up with the option save it to your photo gallery. Once in your photo gallery, attach phone to pc and pc should see the pic.

On an iPhone, there is a way to do a 'screen shot' of whatever is on your screen. If that feature exists on a ZTE Z828, then that might work. Screen-shots on an iPhone get saved to the same place as photos.


Is it Facebook Messenger? If so, log into Facebook on your PC, open up messages, and then you can right-click on the image and save it to your PC.

Using the method I posted above. One, you end up with the original resolution pic. Two, you don’t have to crop anything out of the pic.

I still had to poke around to find the screen shot... it doesn't show up in the actual photo gallery. But the screen shot itself had a "share" option and I was able to send that to my email.

It's not the ideal solution, as I'd like to have a full resolution version, but this will definitely serve my purpose today, so thanks so much for the suggestion.

On an iPhone you can touch and hold the photo in a text message and a menu pops up that let's you save the picture. It's then saved in your photos. In photos you can email it to yourself. There are other ways from photos like saving to Dropbox if you use that but emailing it to yourself always works. Then you can save the photo as an attachment on your computer.

I assume you can follow a similar procedure on an Android phone.

iCloud for Windows is another option you might want to check out. It will allow you to synchronize iPhone or iPad photos with a folder on you PC. You still have to save photos in text messages as I described above.

There is a drop down screen that pops up when you hit the three dots, but the only options are to set the photo as wall paper or contact photo... or print... which looks like it tries to convert it to a pdf...

Do you get a different menu if you just tap the photo?

I get those same results with images that are in my photo gallery. Doesn't work on a photo in a message. But the above "screen snap" suggestion served my purpose for today. Thanks!