E71 how to rotate images in gallery

this phone doesn`t seem to save changes made to photos in gallery, how can I do this?

press Fn+* for fullscreen
press Fn+5 to zoom in
press Fn+0 to zoom out
press Fn+3 to rotate right
press Fn+1 to rotate left
When in Gallery in Videos:
press Fn+2 for fullscreen
Sorry for my english... I love my E71!!!
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