John Francis wrote:

>It's never necessary to load Zoom Browser et al. onto your machine.
>The only part of the installation that you might have needed on an
>old machine (one running Windows 98, say) would have been drivers
>for whatver you were using to connect the camera to the computer.
>It would have been possible to just install that piece, but it's a
>whole lot easier to install everything.
>
ahah!  

>With Windows XP the drivers are already built in, so just plugging
>the cable in is enough.  But that just makes the camera look like
>an additional disk drive - you won't get any file renaming unless
>you use a file upload utility. 
>
So for my purposes I DO need it...

> Zoom Browser is one possibility
>(although I wouldn't let you load it onto my machine, personally;
>in my experience it doesn't play well with others), but there is
>a pretty good upload-and-rename interface in Photoshop Elements.
>
I'm hoping someone else uses elements and has a pc :) :) and that their 
lap top allows
me to put a mousie on it.  OTOH I may decided I don't have anything 
worthy of entering
the contest and won't have to pester anyone.  

Thanks, John
ann

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>On Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 10:39:13PM -0400, ann sanfedele wrote:
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>>Welll I got software with the Canon through which I load the pics - 
>>don't have a card reader, actually
>>
>>I did need it on my old dell -- maybe I don't  need it  on the XP  and 
>>with Elements 5.0
>>
>>but it includes a raw viewer and converter - although now I'm using the 
>>raw converter in elements 5.0
>>
>>Of course I'll accept any help I can get  just to get it done quickly....  
>>
>>I almost never use drag and drop  -  I list the stuff on the card, 
>>highlight the frames I want, go into
>>the download window of the canon zoom browser and make a directory and a 
>>file prefix.  
>>after they are on the computer I open selections in elements.
>>
>> and that reminds me -- I need to bring my mini-mouse with me if I have 
>>to use a laptop.
>>
>> Of course in my wildest dreams I hope someone has a pc :)  
>>
>>BUt be it mac or pc, dealing with a laptop thingy that is supposed to be 
>>a mouse is stress city -
>>I can't control it... my hands just don't work that way.
>>
>>ann the ludite
>>
>>Cotty wrote:
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>>>On 14/3/07, ann sanfedele, discombobulated, unleashed:
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>>>>I hope someone will let me use their adobe photoshop 5.0 and has  or can 
>>>>let me load my
>>>>canon software on their machine so I can actually participate in the 
>>>>contest.
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>>>Why would you need to load Canon software on someone's machine? I have
>>>been using Both Canon and Pentax DSLRs for several years and have never
>>>loaded any Canon or Pentax software on my Macs. I simply insert a card
>>>into the reader and then drag and drop the files onto the hard drive.
>>>>From there, I rename files (ReNamer For Mac) and view/adjust in CS. It
>>>would be easy enough to do this to anyone's pics on a memory card, I can
>>>do this for you if you like. Of course, you can adjust your own pics,
>>>it's plenty easy on a Mac.
>>>
>>>I'll bring a burner, although it will be a standalone unit (my PowerBook
>>>doesn't have a burner).
>>>
>>> 
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