Question about the philips keychain digital camera?
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Right click my computer, properties, hardware, device manager button, see if you got anything branching out with red or yellow marking on a normal icon, if yes, click that branch to highlight it, then click remove button on menu, try to install the software, then plug in the camera cable.\nHope this helps
574998
put in the digi chip and they will transfer automatically...or yopui need to buy a special cord to transgfer...ask your local sales rep where you bought the camera...im not much help!
608300
go to the site of the camera i am sure they will have the software or driver their. what camera is it by the way it also depends sometimes your computer can have the drivers for the manufactures of the camera already installed.
1177486
My key ring is broken down like this:\n5 keys (2 car keys, 2 house key, 1 p.o. box key)\n4 key chains ( a star, a seashell, a sgittarius symbol, a gimp thing that someone made)\n11 cards for different stores (shaws, big y, cvs, etc.)\n\nI know thats more than you asked for. Sorry.
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use this program and search through the list it produces to find your camera then visit the manufacturers website\nhttp://www.zhangduo.com/unknowndeviceide...\nI have downloaded this program myself and scanned it with Kaspersky Antivirus it showed no infection but i strongly suggest using your own scanner too. \nThis is an exact answer i gave someone else a few minutes ago with a similar question :)
765906
Well, without knowing the details of your specific situation (Mac or PC, computer specs, camera, operating system version, etc.) or how its connected to the computer (USB, FireWire, etc.), I can offer some suggestions. If you can determine the manufacturer of the camera, you can visit their website and download the user manual and latest software for your computer. Install the software according to the instructions therein, and don't physically connect the camera to the computer until either the software installer tells you to, or after its completed its install. This lets the camera's driver (the software that tells the computer how to control the camera) be completely installed and ready to recognize the camera. Good luck.
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Probably not much depending on the condition the camera is in but I would check on eBay.  I just did a quick search and there are 9 available for sale right now.  The listing will give you an idea of how much people are asking and how much people are willing to pay for one.
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they don't translate anything. Once you press the key board it's already digital information. The fact that it as a letter sticker on it it's only for your understanding. It could very well have the real digital information sticker (for example 1001010 for the letter "a"), but it would be very unpractical for the common user.
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i had one.  it was the 5385 i got at walmart for like 130 or something.  it was okay.  i took some pictures.  they were not pulitzer prize winning photos but were better than a disposable camera.  I seemed to have the most problems shooting at night as you will see if you view my photos.  day shots turned out okay.  i took all of my pics in the 5 mp mode thinking i'd get the best quality.  but most were soso.  but for the price, i think the camera is worth it although i sold it.  i am going to by me a digital slr.  :)
874211
Nope.\nYou need the original documentation or you need to buy a new key.
567808
Well it sounds like you are prying because you are asking for screen shots, However a key-logger well be very useful to you and you can program it to take screen shots and no logging of keys in the option.... However key-logging is ILLEGAL and i am not condoning the use of such program
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http://boards.sonypictures.com/boards/showthread.php?t=18918
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I got a Kodak C300 for about $90.  It is easy to use and upload pictures to the internet and emails.  If you don't know a thing about cameras it is a good place to start, it's virtually "idiot proof".
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I hate to burst your bubble, but in all likelyhood this is already an idea that was patented 10 years ago.\n\nYou need to check US patents database (on the web) at first as this will be the first thing a financier and venture capitalist will ask\n\nI was recently beaten to the post by just 5 months by Kodak for an idea for putting digital signature capability into a camera.  this would allow a third party to gurantee a picture that was photographed happened with a particular camera.\n\nthe good news is filing an interim patent is a simple thing and a path to overnight millions.  so dont be discouraged, keep that brain thinking
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U can contact the shopkeeper were u bought the digital camera. U can also search google to find the software that links yr digital camera to use it as webcam.
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You want an honest to goodness opinion?   ...Save up and buy a decent one.  There are basically three categories of digital cameras out on the market, if you will - the ones for the "enthusiast" (i.e. another word for "crap"), the mid-range priced stuff, and the high-end professional stuff.   Buy a mid-range priced camera with as much mega pixels and external memory capacity as you can afford.   And do not forget rechargeable batteries either.  ...I'm afraid at $100-$120, your options are pretty much limited to the cheap, poor optics, low-mega pixel, low external memory end stuff with very little PC and software compatibility features.    In other words, you are not really gonna be able to depend on it when and where you need it most.     Also, forget about buying someone’s USED camera on eBay, etc.    Like with anything electronic, you never know what you’re gonna get or why the person is trying to get ride of it in the first place.   Among the better brands are: Canon, Sony, Fuji, Kodak and Mitsuca; even Casio and Mirage are acceptable names.    Go talk to a knowledgeable professional at a specialized camera shop and have him/her explain the available options to you in more detail.  Good Luck!
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These may seem simple but I have to ask:\n\n1)  After downloading the drivers, did you install them?\n\n2)  After these steps, was the camera then plugged into the PC and turned on?\n\nYou might find it easier to buy and install a universal memory card reader.\n\nJay