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July 14th 04, 09:34 PM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
Just to make sure there is not a hardware issue with the compact flash card,
have you tried using that card in a card reader? Alan D. "luc Brussels" wrote in message om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc 
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July 14th 04, 10:30 PM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
"luc Brussels" wrote in message
om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc Get a card reader and download that way rather than through the camera. That way, you don't need ZoomBrowser. If you shoot raw, you might consider another converter. I never liked ZoomBrowser. Mark
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July 14th 04, 10:30 PM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
"luc Brussels" wrote in message
om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc Get a card reader and download that way rather than through the camera. That way, you don't need ZoomBrowser. If you shoot raw, you might consider another converter. I never liked ZoomBrowser. Mark
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July 15th 04, 12:24 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
Download the latest Zoombrowser 4.6.0.32 from the Canon website. Your
Zoombrowser is probably corrupted. Jack Alan D wrote: Just to make sure there is not a hardware issue with the compact flash card, have you tried using that card in a card reader? Alan D. "luc Brussels" wrote in message om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc
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July 15th 04, 12:24 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
Download the latest Zoombrowser 4.6.0.32 from the Canon website. Your
Zoombrowser is probably corrupted. Jack Alan D wrote: Just to make sure there is not a hardware issue with the compact flash card, have you tried using that card in a card reader? Alan D. "luc Brussels" wrote in message om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc
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July 15th 04, 12:27 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
Download the latest Zoombrowser 4.6.0.32 from the Canon website. Your
Zoombrowser is probably corrupted. Jack Alan D wrote: Just to make sure there is not a hardware issue with the compact flash card, have you tried using that card in a card reader? Alan D. "luc Brussels" wrote in message om... I use "Zoombrowser EX 4.1.47" to download pictures from my 300D camera. Recently I buy a 1GB Lexar Profesional Compact Flash memory. I formated the card in my 300D. All goes right, but when I try to download the images contained in the card via the USB port of the camera, Zoombrowser gives a message : There are no image in the camera or camera folder" When I shut down the camera, the computer (Windows 2000) crashes and restart. Has anybody already encountered this problem?? And what is the solution?? Thanks in advance for your advice. Luc
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July 15th 04, 01:46 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
I have a diffeent ZB problem...I'm trying to use the Remote Capture
feature via the USB cord from the camera to the computer, but I keep getting the error response that the camera is not connected...I have made sure the camera is turned on and that connections are tight. Steve
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July 15th 04, 02:58 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
"Steve hotmail.com" guyindasky@nospam wrote in message
... I have a diffeent ZB problem...I'm trying to use the Remote Capture feature via the USB cord from the camera to the computer, but I keep getting the error response that the camera is not connected...I have made sure the camera is turned on and that connections are tight. Steve You don't need ZoomBrowser for Remote Capture, but you do need to make sure the camera drivers are properly loaded. Mark
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July 15th 04, 02:58 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
"Steve hotmail.com" guyindasky@nospam wrote in message
... I have a diffeent ZB problem...I'm trying to use the Remote Capture feature via the USB cord from the camera to the computer, but I keep getting the error response that the camera is not connected...I have made sure the camera is turned on and that connections are tight. Steve You don't need ZoomBrowser for Remote Capture, but you do need to make sure the camera drivers are properly loaded. Mark
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July 15th 04, 06:44 AM
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Problem with ZoomBrowser EX
Well I installed the software off of the CD that came with my A80...I
suppose I have some sort of hardware/software conflict. Steve On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 21:58:19 -0400, "Mark B." wrote: "Steve hotmail.com" guyindasky@nospam wrote in message .. . I have a diffeent ZB problem...I'm trying to use the Remote Capture feature via the USB cord from the camera to the computer, but I keep getting the error response that the camera is not connected...I have made sure the camera is turned on and that connections are tight. Steve You don't need ZoomBrowser for Remote Capture, but you do need to make sure the camera drivers are properly loaded. Mark
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