wrote:
> > Or will I need to buy another card reader that
> > includes SD card capability?
>
> This is the route I took. I bought a no-name USB
> card reader with 4 slots
> (claims to accept 8 different cards) for about 10USD
> (no drivers needed). I
> have used it with various different cards without
> problems.
What Bob said. (I have a different model in Canon's
Digital Elph series.) If you get a multi-card-format
reader, the problem should be solved, and you should
get to a software-neutral type of state. (If you
_must_ access the card *inside* the camera, that
becomes a whole 'nother ballgame.) I plug the camera
card into a multi-reader, of which I have about 3
different ones (some better than others, but all
inexpensive), plug that into the computer, hit
'Refresh USB' in eCS, and then I can copy photos to
the computer with ZTree, or deal with them directly on
the card using PMView. I have found that it is better
if you let the camera itself delete whatever you don't
want. Otherwise, there is some possibility the camera
could become confused and for the integrity of what's
on the card becoming suspect.
Jordan
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