digital camera, how do I get it to email or print format?
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If the camera plugs into your USB drive just follow these steps.\n1. Plug the camera in.\n2. Open your my computer and double click on your camera.\n3. Drag the pictures you want on to your desktop.\n4. Double click on the pictures.\n5. Then just click file and then print.\n\nIf you want to arrange them on the sheet of paper you can use microsoft word.  However, I would use the help feature on word to see if you can build a photo album.  Also check to see if any software came with your camera.  Good luck.
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Try to use the software that came with your camera
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push \n\n'send a file'\nor click\n'photo' hope  it helps!
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i think you can try downloading yahoophotomail that will allow you to just drag and drop the pics into the body of your email.
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if you want to print them then buy some photo paper and they will look as good as a shop photo so long as it is a modern printer.  as for downloading pics u usually get the softwear with the camara u have brought if not look for some downloadable photo shop programmes ...be aware of viruses
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Visit Download.com and download PICASA. This program will allow you to set a default size to the images for emailing. Additionaly, it syncs with your email accounts for fast and easy delivery.
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The camera manufacturer's website would be a good place to start - they usually have downloads for their cameras. Alternatively download.com is a good place to look for that sort of thing
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You can try paperless printer. It gets installed in your system and anything that you can print can be converted into jpg, pdf etc.
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save them to your computer and then you should be able to print them since they are now stored on the hard drive and not just your email account
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put it in attachments.\nor upload on yahoo! photos and send the link by email.
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It works... (see mine!)   Just use any digital camera to capture your image (b&w works best, as it is a smaller file) and make it as small as possible!   Save as a gif or jpg, and voila!
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I know a Free software , as the company which created it says " it's what should have with your camera" , here is the site for the FREE download software :http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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Exact steps depend on the particular site. In general the following are the steps:\n\n1. You do not necessarily need a digital camera, but definitely access to a scanner if you do not have a digital camera.\n\n2. Scan the print of your picture using the scanner and save it on your computer. If you use the scanner from a public place you might need portable media such as a floppy, a pen drive or a CD to get the file to your computer. Alternatively you can also mail it as an attachment to yourself and download it on your computer.\n\n3. Go to the site you wanna upload it at.\n4. Look for the upload/post button and click it.\n5. It should take you to a screen/dialog box with a browse button.\n6. Click the browse buton.\n7. Locate the scanned file on your computer and double click it.\n8. The path should now be displayed in the box next to the browse button.\n9. Click upload/save. There you are done!!
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You can download from from below mentioned site\nhttp://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/products/ekn011772.jhtml?pq-path=10/3905/3923/4483
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save the picture on yahoo then import it to your email
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If you use XP, locate the pic on your computer, right click on it.  Choose SendTo/EmailRecipient.  XP will open a choice box where you can select to make the pic smaller for emailing.\n\n[If you don't use XP, you need to open the pic in a picture editing program and export or SaveAs  to convert it to *.jpg or *.gif.  You could also compress it using Winzip.]
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See this link for a removal tool from Kodak...\nAvoid the temptation to reload the Easyshare software - it is unstable.  If you can't communicate with the camera any other way, then don't.\nPop the memory card out, and use a reader - they're dirt cheap