Always one annoying click too much to get to image...

For my Nokia 5800, as a frequent viewer of images, I'd like to get to that folder quickly. There is a button with an image symbol on the choices after clicking the "shortcut to media functions" (the small arrow-like button to the right above the screen) but when clicking it, you actually get to the Gallery menu, where the image folder is only one of several choices, including music and videos, although those already have separate buttons on the "shortcut to media functions" menu.
Therefore, I tried to make a shortcut to the image folder directly on the home screen instead, but the Nokia team appears to have forgotten to include that folder in the list of available shortcuts. The closest you can get is to the Gallery menu, which still is one annoying click too much to get to the image folder.
Does anyone know how to create an actual shortcut to the image folder?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

No worries. As for Nokia photo browser, I don't understand how it is still in the experimental phase considering it has been around for a couple of years now. I would love to see it make it to final release or even implemented into the firmware. It works great on Symbian^3.
All the best.
Ray

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