maltesecross

I don't know anything about anything!

My daughter gave me this about a year ago http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/A30/A30A.HTM.
She didn't give me the USB cable or the software, so it's just been sitting there. She can't seem to find them anywhere.

Can I buy these things somewhere?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Ben

Link to cable ---> Click

Link to driver software download ---> Click

Although I don't think you need the driver...I'm 99% sure once you get the cable, you can just plug it in, turn on the camera, and Windows will pop up with an option to "import pictures using microsoft picture importer etc etc..."

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maltesecross

I downloaded the driver anyways. I guess I should have read your post more carefully. It's late and my head is saturated with geeky thoughts, so I guess I'd better get some sleep. Thanks, Ben.

AlienMenace

Do you have a card reader in your computer or printer. You can take the flash card out and stick in there and download your pictures to your computer. I have never used a cable on my camera, to big of pain for me. I just bought a internal card reader.

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Euklid

Just get one of these - $10. Take the SD card out of the camera, and slide it in this
device. Then stick this in a USB slot. It acts like a harddrive - you open the folder
and drag all your pictures to your computer.

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