i have old pictures.all ready develop.is there a way to put them in to the computer??
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Using a scanner, scan them in. You'll generaly need a photo editor as well to touch up the pictures. I would recomend a Epson scanner and also the lite version of Adobe Photoshop. In all total you're out around $300 - $400. Not to mention the talent required and time.\n\nYou can also send the pcitures to a local photography store which will do all the work for you . . . it's not cheap and the local camera store is being coming kind of rare.
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Well for storage burn an image of it to your harddrive ...iso
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If you're having trouble getting your pictures downloaded from the camera to the computer....forgive me for going into the following details and for assuming you didn't know how to do this. I can't help you with the Kodak except to say my camera uses an SD memory card and I transfer my pictures from the SD memory card (instead of the camera to conserve camera battery power) to my computer via a memory card holder (USB device).\n\nThis is the way I do it and it works for me. I'm sure there are easier and faster ways but this works fine and I understand it.\n\nHave you downloaded your pictures and put them in a folder on your computer yet? If not, do that and call the folder "My pictures" or whatever you want to call it....just so long as you remember where the pictures are so you'll know where to go to find them later. \n\nNow that you have a folder that contains your pictures you can copy and paste (drag and drop...same difference) the pictures into your travel drive. \n\nHave you ever "copied and pasted"...."drag and drop"? If so, you know how to do the rest. \n\nIf not, go to the folder that contains your pictures and open that folder...now  minimize this window. \n\nNow open the Travel Drive and minimize this window. \n\nYou now have two windows opened....but both are minimized...out of sight at the bottom of the screen. \n\nNow go to an "open area" at the bottom where these two windows are minimized and "right click in an open area" then choose "Tile Windows Horizontally". \n\nBoth windows should now be visible on your screen....one is your Travel Drive window, the other is your pictures window. \n\nYou're almost done....highlight (select) the pictures you want to transfer over into your travel drive. \n\nNow "left" click and hold down the mouse on the selected pictures and drag and drop them over into your travel drive window and release the mouse button. \n\nYou're done! Good luck.
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Put the picture in scanner.  You should have a program where you can scan it to, like Paperport.   Usually when you start scanning a box comes up and asks you where you want to send it.  Or if you open Paperport first use the "File"  "source" and then "acquire".\n\nYou can use any photo program or the one that came with your scanner.  They always include a bundle with the photo program you can use.\n\nHope that helps.\n\np.s.  If you write me and let me know the program you have I will try to be more specific in detail.  Also, what kind of scanner and brand.
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u mean like an ISO file image?(game)\n\nor like a photo? anyhow u need a converter for photo format changing and for iso u will need Magiciso which u could download by searching on google..
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save them to your computer
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First you need the picture, if it is a hard copy you will need a scanner, if it is digital you need a card reader (or some digital interface).\n\nMost scanners come with software that will help you organize your pictures.\n\nAs far as digital you should use windows explorer to copy/paste the pictures where you want them.\n\nemail me if you need more help.
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OK when you connect the camera or a card, it becomes another drive on your computer. \n\nDouble click on My Computer, plug the camera in and watch what happens. You will suddenly have a Drive F (or E,G,H,I,J,K...). Double click the newly created drive and you will see all your pics. \n\nIn reverse, simply copy the picture files to the new Drive (File, Save As   or  drag and drop).\n\nCAUTION - Copy the entire Card/Camera to your My Documents folder before playing. Some cameras are fussy about files and may only accept pictures that are the same size. Also by viewing the photos on the card, a hidden windows file may be created (thumbs.db), again some cameras may have a problem with this.
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build them yourself with a program like the GIMP or Jasc. it aint that hard... or you can get some off of google image search probably.
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right click on picture and select copy then open paintbrush and paste on there and save it on your format. GO and enjoy
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send them to my pictures in windows, you can them resize them.
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If you have additional memory to your Easy Share camera other than just the internal memory, you can use the camera as a drive when connected to pc, copy the old pics to the folder in the camera (click your camera icon under my computer) and move pics from camera to new pc.
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this is not possible. Firstly, copy photos from ur cd to ur computer and upload ur photos from computer.
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Do the following:\n\n1. On your Desktop, double-click on "My Computer" or "Windows Explorer".\n\n2. In the window that opens, click on "My Documents", then "My Pictures".\n\n3. Hold down the CTRL key and click on each of the pictures you want to move.\n\n4. Right-click your mouse, then click "Cut" in the popup menu.\n\n5. Use the navigation tree on the left to get to the desired folder. \n\n6. Then right-click in that folder, and click "Paste" in the popup menu.\n\nAll the files are now together.
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No way to retrieve pictures...only u can save them manually in system !
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save then all in one file (like copy/paste them all into paint and organize them how you want it to look) save as a jpeg.
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yes. go to "insert" then "raster image". the find the pic on your computer.