Rarely do I use the "F" bomb, but herein it pertains qute well...
Rene buys me a great little camera,
A little Nikon of the digital variety,
I get it home and find I cannot transfer pictures,
To the computer even with paperwork & wiring,
If I had a job in computers of me they’d be firing…
So Rene comes over here and buys me a media streamer,
She brings it home, sets it up & shows me how to use it,
So today I try to put recent photos into the computer,
And of course, in my infinite wisdom, I fail miserably,
I really doubt anymore that I could do a job as even a coffee creamer…
also... some cameras have a little Card usually in the battery compartment.
you push down & it clicks out ... some PCs & Printers have a Slot for this card.
P.S. ewe may have Knumb Knutz ... but yew aint Stoopid ...
Murphy's Law just Gotcha ... He be killin me for 2 weeks now !!!
Try this bubba. The digital camera came with a cable. Right? Probably both ends look different. Turn off your camera. Gently plug the cable into your camera, (there's only one place it can go/ the plug and the hole look the same) and then plug the other end into one of the computers USB ports/ they look the same too. Turn your camera on and wait for the prompts on the computer screen to instruct you. Ignorance and stupidity are two different things amigo. Having never done something before and finding yourself stymied is not stupidity. Keep trying. Peace...
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also... some cameras have a little Card usually in the battery compartment.
you push down & it clicks out ... some PCs & Printers have a Slot for this card.
P.S. ewe may have Knumb Knutz ... but yew aint Stoopid ...
Murphy's Law just Gotcha ... He be killin me for 2 weeks now !!!
Love ya!
Jane