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If you have a camera dock, ensure
your camera dock is plugged into a USB port and that the digital camera
is firmly placed in the dock. If not, connect your camera’s to the USB
connection on your computer. |
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Push the button on the dock or
turn on your camera. |
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Windows AutoPlay will then appear
asking what you want to do with the pictures. Click Import pictures
using Windows. |
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Windows will then discover your
pictures and videos from your digital camera into Windows Photo Gallery.
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If there are no pictures or
videos: then the message “No new pictures or videos were found on this
device” will appear. Click OK. |
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If there are pictures or videos
on the camera, Once Windows has found all the pictures and videos on
your camera, you will then be asked to “tag” them. This assists in
locating similar files using Windows Photo Gallery later on, so you
should choose a name suitably (such as a person, event or location).
Enter the name you wish to tag the photos as, and then click Import. |
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Windows will then import all of
your photos into a folder and set the tags. During the importing
process, you can select the checkbox to Erase after importing. With this
checkbox selected, Windows will erase the photos and videos from the
camera permanently (only if you choose to). |
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Once Windows has completed
importing your photos and videos, Windows Photo Gallery will open and
display the “Recently Imported” folder. |
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That’s it, you’ve imported your
photos and videos using Windows Vista!
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