I'm using a Kodak DC240 zoom and Kodak Picture Transfer Software ver 1.1 with my 1400cs and really like it. It's all a few years old. Those cameras are probably going pretty cheap online these days and they take decent photos (better than our older Fuji digital). Hooks into the printer/modem port (with special cable adapter that turns PC 9-pin cable into Mac round 9-pin, which you'd have to make sure you get) but the software takes a while to upload pictures (that's why I have it, my dad got sick of waiting for the pics to upload to his desktop PB). HTH
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