Mark Kippert wrote: > bramke on 3/31/03 2:57 PM wrote: > > >>The only option I can come up with is the use of a PCMCIA adaptor for >>CompactFlash cards (or other memory cards) but I have some questions with >>this : >>* Pro/con of this route ?? >>* Is this possible in the 16bit PCMCIA slots of the Kanga ?? >>* Do I need special software to read the cards, or do they just show up >>on the desktop like a CD ?? > > > The PCMCIA adapter will work just fine on your Kanga. Up until I got my > iBook, I was using one on a PB1400 and a Wallstreet G3. I also tried it in a > PB3400 and a PB5300 which worked fine. Now I either use the USB cable, or a > small USB adapter (to conserve the camera batteries).
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