Copying Files Between a Memory Card and Your Computer
 Copying files to your computer
Saving files to a memory card
Copying files to your computer
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Make sure the printer is turned on and a memory card is inserted.
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Windows XP x64 and XP
Click Start and select My Computer.
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Windows Me, 98 SE, and 2000:
Double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop.
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Double-click the removable disk icon, then select the folder in which your files are saved.
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If you have set a volume label, it is displayed as the drive name. If you have not set the volume label, “removable disk” is displayed as the drive name on Windows XP x64 and XP.
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Select the files you want to copy and drag them to a folder on your computer’s hard drive.
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Saving files to a memory card
Before inserting your memory card, make sure the write protect switch or seal is set to allow writing to the memory card.
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After copying a file to a memory card from a Macintosh computer, an older digital camera not be able to read the memory card.
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Make sure the printer is turned on and a memory card is inserted.
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Windows XP x64 and XP:
Click Start and select My Computer.
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Windows Me, 98 SE, and 2000:
Double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop.
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Double-click the removable disk icon, then select the folder in which you want to save your files.
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If you have set a volume label, it is displayed as the drive name. If you have not set the volume label, “removable disk” is displayed as the drive name on Windows XP x64 and XP.
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Select the folder on your computer’s hard drive that contains the files you want to copy. Then select the files and drag them to the folder on your memory card.
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) appears on your desktop automatically.
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