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- Thread starter kom526
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GWguy
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Couple of ways.
If a camera has a USB connection, you can put the card in the camera and hook it up. The card will show up in My Computers. Just copy the files to the top level directory of the card.
If the computer has a slot for the SD card, just plug it in and copy the files.
If you have a USB card reader, plug the card reader into the PC, plug the card into the reader and copy your files.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
Thanks! I Googled after I posted (ditto your info) so I'll give it a shot. I had totally forgotten about the card reader I got with my camera bundle.
GWguy
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Thanks! I Googled after I posted (ditto your info) so I'll give it a shot. I had totally forgotten about the card reader I got with my camera bundle.
Piece o cake. Just remember to put the files in the top level directory or the frame may not see them. Or if the frame has a specific directory for itself, use that.
GWguy
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Worked great, but since I'm working on a Mac, it was a lot simpler, just drag and drop.
Thanks a bunch!
To me, drag/drop is implied when I say "copy". Glad it worked out.I gave my Dad one last year, and so did my brother. We both loaded it up with family pictures so all he had to do was turn it on.