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Maurice welsh (mrwelsh) 1 pts

September 26, 2008 4:20 PM

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How do I download pictures onto my computer?

I have a cord which is connected to my camera and my pc. What's the next step?

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bukit97 (bukit97) 12611 pts

September 28, 2008 5:18 PM

just buy a card reader and plug it, with the card inserted, to the USB port of the computer.

Windows XP will recognize the reader and let you save the pictures to the computer.

If you want to follow the Canon way, and use the USB cable, then you need to install the software that comes with the camera, and follow the instructions given on page 20 to page 30 of the user guide.

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Jinmo (Jinmo) 1 pts

November 5, 2008 6:18 PM

As the reply above Bukit97 says, use a card reader or the supplied software.

Also, a Windows XP computer will recognise the USB cable connected camera as an external drive. Simply open Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) or My Computer and there will be an icon showing the camera. Click on this and any sub-folders until you get to the image files. Highlight the ones you want and copy or cut and paste to your pc.

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