Huawei Mate 30 Pro User Guide - Page 41

Smart Features 2 Select Scan QR Code to connect. Use your phone to scan the QR code on your computer (requires your phone to be connected to the Internet). 3 Follow the onscreen instructions to connect your phone and computer. Drag to Transfer Files between Your Phone and Computer After your phone is connected with your computer, you can drag files (such as pictures, videos, audio files, texts, office documents, and compressed packages) using a mouse to transfer them between your phone and computer without the need for a USB cable or other tools. • Transfer files from your phone to your computer: Open Gallery in the phone window on your computer, left-click and hold a picture or video, select one or more files, click and hold the selected files again, then drag them to a folder on your computer. Open Files in the phone window on your computer, then drag files to a folder on your computer in the way described above. You can also drag pictures or text to documents that are open on your computer. For example, drag a photo or some text from Notepad in the phone window across to an Office document open on your computer, then continue editing it on your computer. • Transfer files from your computer to your phone: Open Gallery in the phone window on your computer, select pictures or videos in batches from a local folder on your computer, then drag them across to Gallery. Open Files in the phone window on your computer, select files in batches from a local folder on your computer, then drag them across to Files. By default, files transferred from your computer will be saved in the Huawei Share folder in Files. You can also drag pictures or text to documents that are open on your phone. For example, drag a picture on your computer to a Notepad item open on your phone, then continue editing it on your phone. Access Phone Apps and Files on Your Computer Once your phone is connected to your computer, you can access apps and files from your phone on your computer without the hassle of having to frequently switch between the two devices. For example: • Click to open apps or view notifications. Right-click on the phone window to return to the home screen of your phone. Scroll up and down using the scroll wheel on your mouse. • Use the keyboard to enter text more conveniently when sending SMS messages, writing emails, and so on. • Play local or online videos, or recordings from your phone on your computer, and zoom in or out on the video frame using the mouse. • Continue unfinished operations. For example, if you have recorded some ideas about work in Notepad during your commute but have not finished editing, you can connect your phone to a computer after arriving at work to continue doing so. 37