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Gord Dibben
Thought I should start a new thread here.
I have a Kodak Camera that came bundled with Kodak Easyshare software.
With ES installed but not activated(running) and the camera plugged directly
to a USB port, the camera(DX6440)is seen as a Hard Disk Drive F: in My
Computer.
I cannot import to Digital Image Pro except through copying from F: to my
picture folders. Not a terribly onerous task, but.........why do it the long
way 'round if there is an easier method?
If ES is running, it becomes the default download app. I don't like its
storage features so leave it off.
With ES uninstalled, the Camera is seen as a "Camera" in Cameras and Scanners
and importing to DIP and other apps like Office and Jasc PSP is available.
I prefer the second scenario for obvious reasons but quite often I export
edited and sorted pictures from My Pictures folders to a spare Camera card for
use with my Photo Viewer on the TV.
I cannot find a way to transfer pictures back to the Camera when it is seen as
a "Camera".
I have tried all the fixes Yves suggests to get Windows XP to recognize the
camera as a "Device with removable storage" which should allow me to transfer
back to the camera card and be available for importing pictures to DIP(best of
both worlds).
Any ideas out there? Is it possible to change Windows' recognition of the
"camera" to a "device".
Thanks, Gord
I have a Kodak Camera that came bundled with Kodak Easyshare software.
With ES installed but not activated(running) and the camera plugged directly
to a USB port, the camera(DX6440)is seen as a Hard Disk Drive F: in My
Computer.
I cannot import to Digital Image Pro except through copying from F: to my
picture folders. Not a terribly onerous task, but.........why do it the long
way 'round if there is an easier method?
If ES is running, it becomes the default download app. I don't like its
storage features so leave it off.
With ES uninstalled, the Camera is seen as a "Camera" in Cameras and Scanners
and importing to DIP and other apps like Office and Jasc PSP is available.
I prefer the second scenario for obvious reasons but quite often I export
edited and sorted pictures from My Pictures folders to a spare Camera card for
use with my Photo Viewer on the TV.
I cannot find a way to transfer pictures back to the Camera when it is seen as
a "Camera".
I have tried all the fixes Yves suggests to get Windows XP to recognize the
camera as a "Device with removable storage" which should allow me to transfer
back to the camera card and be available for importing pictures to DIP(best of
both worlds).
Any ideas out there? Is it possible to change Windows' recognition of the
"camera" to a "device".
Thanks, Gord