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Posted by Jim.UT on December 28, 2004 at 22:27:30 from (172.165.125.185):
In Reply to: submitting pics to this site posted by Newman Red on December 28, 2004 at 19:22:59:
I'll tell you how I do it with my Kodak DX4900 camera and Easyshare software. I'm actually having a very frustrating time with it because I have the software on both my home computer and my office computer. The office computer works without a hitch and the home computer worked for awhile but now works not at all. First off, do you have a camera dock or do you connect directly to the camera? I have a dock. Plug the camera into the dock and hit the button. From there it's pretty much sit back and watch. There are a couple of questions to answer such as transfer all pics at once or one at a time, etc. The software will set up a folder called "Kodak Photos". On my computer, it puts that folder in My Documents>My Pictures. It will give the photo some weird name consisting of some letters and digits. After editing the photos, (cropping, enhancing contrast, etc) I click on "save as" and then rename the photo to something that will tell me what it is (such as "tractor1.jpg"). Once the photos are in your computer you need to upload them to a photo hosting website in order to post them here. Here's a link to a very good post over on the Ford 8N discussion board about how to do that.
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