Almost worked, but not quite..

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In Reply to: When I connected my coolpix 2100 posted by Bas Horneman on January 12, 2004 at 02:15:22:

Explorer does indeed treat the Nikon as a drive. I can drag and drop images from the Nikon. However, Explorer will not allow me to paste files onto the Nikon drive. I gather that the system is treating the Nikon drive as read-only, although I don't know why, since the card is clearly writable.
In fact the jack on the Nikon says "Digital I/O" which I 'presume' means INPUT/output [emphasis added].
I could spring for a card reader since cost is not an issue. But I really do not want another plug-in device cluttering up my workstation.
Any other ideas?

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Topic - Help for Nikon newbie: Transfering images. - kendall 09:41:02 01/11/04 (3)

When I connected my coolpix 2100 - Bas Horneman 02:15:22 01/12/04 (2)

Almost worked, but not quite.. - kendall 13:08:14 01/12/04 (1)

Works fine both ways with my Card Reader (nt) - BobM 09:59:17 03/08/04 (0)

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Almost worked, but not quite.. - kendall 13:08:14 01/12/04 (1)

Works fine both ways with my Card Reader (nt) - BobM 09:59:17 03/08/04 (0)

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