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Copying Files Between a Memory Card and Your Computer
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 7 and Vista:
Click the start button and select Computer. |
Windows XP:
Click Start and select My Computer.
Click Start and select My Computer.
Mac OS X:
The removable disk icon (
) appears on your desktop automatically.
The removable disk icon (
) appears on your desktop automatically. |
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.
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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 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 may 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 7 and Vista:
Click the start button and select Computer. |
Windows XP:
Click Start and select My Computer.
Click Start and select My Computer.
Mac OS X:
The removable disk icon () appears on your desktop automatically.
The removable disk icon (
) appears on your desktop automatically. |
Double-click the removable disk icon, then select the folder in which you want to save your files.
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Note:|
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.
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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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