I do have a 6 in 1 internal reader on my main machine which makes it nice
for transferring to/from the SD card. I use the key reader then to take it
to clients and the only driver I need for it is with W98(SE). The newer
O/Ses recognizes instantly and installs the driver. Sweeeeeeet.
I also use it in my iPaq. So I can load it up with "stuff" put in the iPaq
and have everything but the kitchen sink <G>. Then carry around the Key
Reader and stick in the SD card at a client's and away I go. So far I am
pleased with it.
Since Wayne lost a drive the same way, there must a few USB ports out there
missed wired.
I wonder if one would crash the SD card.
Daniel Wysocki
Twin*.*Computers
Fast Reliable Wallet-Friendly
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sharol Cutrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That sounds like mine. It plugs directly into the USB port and is about
1"
> x 2". It doesn't have a cable at all. It is by eFilm (got it cheap from
> Buy.com, I think).
>
> I lost one USB drive to a win98 machine with a funky USB port, but Sandisk
> replaced it without a problem. I've dropped them with no problems.
>
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