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  1. 09-Jan-10, 15:40 #1
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    I want to transfer photos from my laptop to an SD card to use in a digital photo frame, is the best way to do this with a memory card reader?
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    Quote Originally Posted by neepnipper View Post
    I want to transfer photos from my laptop to an SD card to use in a digital photo frame, is the best way to do this with a memory card reader?

    I just put my SD card into my laptop.
    Go to my photos/music etc.
    Right click on the photo/music i want then send to what ever i want to send it to.
    In your case the SD card.
    You don't have to be mad to know me but it helps.
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    That's what I thought but I don't seem to have anywhere to put an SD card on my laptop.
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    You will need a card reader then. They are quite cheap nowadays.
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    Use your camera in place of a card reader.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaldtimer View Post
    Use your camera in place of a card reader.
    Using the link cable?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaldtimer View Post
    Use your camera in place of a card reader.
    How do you do that? Sorry, not very technically minded!
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    prob has a little mini usb socket on the side
    plug a lead in that , then in a usb port on the pc

    turn on the camera and windows should do the rest.

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    Ok, so have now got a memory card reader and a new SD card inserted in to it. Have plugged it in and it said on my screen it was adding it (you know what I mean!), what now? How do I get the photos from my laptop on to the SD card in the memory card reader?
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    Goto my computer, it will show up as a memory card or portable device. You can copy & paste or drag and drop the files on to your pc from there.
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