Problems sending images...

I have a Nokia 7370, and am yet to suss out how to actually send images via MMS. I have followed the book, and tried this site for specifics on my model, and I end up with the same message each time - Media settings not defined...
Can anyone help? Where am I going wrong?

What network are you on?
You should be able to get the correct settings from the
Nokia Site and from your networks.
Try getting them again from both and see what happens - make sure the correct ones are activated.
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