You will be happy with a USB interface if that is the type camera you received. The USB cable from the motherboard to the back of your computer is $20 US. Be careful about the connector correct orientation on the motherboard. After that just plug the cam into one of the 2 USB ports. Make sure the BIOS has been set to use the USB ports ( a start up check when you turn on your computer). >I recently received an Alaris quik video wee cam as a result of joining an >isp. I would like to hook it up but am not sure about the connection. I >don't know whether to use a standard parallel port, high speed parallel >port or get an adapter to the USB port on the computer. I am just getting >started with the video aspect of communication and once I do I would like >to get my daughter a video cam as well. I have been using NetMeeting 3.01 >audio and it works well. My operating system is windows 95, computer is >166 with 32mb ram Any suggestions, you have would be appreciated. >lInda ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.meetingbywire.com/Mailinglist.htm for unsubscribe information -----------------------------------------------------------------------
