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Unfortunately I don't know why this would be... Try posting in the Canola forum and asking the developers how their media scanner orders the photos. The Canola developers, Handful especially are really helpful and quick to respond.
Hope this helps
I bought the N810 as I am an artist and I wished to be able show images of my work to clients on a portable device. The N810 does this very well apart from the fact that is shuffles all of my images, which I had in number order. How can I get my images to be shown in order on the N810, in full, or very near full screen? I've tried one or two applications but none have given me full screen.
How can I get images to play in order?
Thanks