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CD1
how do i download pictures from a nikon camera into Microsoft office picture?
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JoAnn Paules
You need to read the directions that came with your camera.
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JoAnn Paules
Microsoft MVP - Publisher
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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JoAnn Paules
Microsoft MVP - Publisher
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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XS11E
CD1 said:
Follow the directions that came with the camera or from Nikon's website
to download pictures to your harddrive, it's not an Office question.
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Tim
Not sure what you mean by "Microsoft office picture" but here are some
general suggestions. You can use the software that came with the camera to
upload your pictures to any folder you want. Or, you can purchase a card
reader, install it on your PC, remove the memory card from your camera and
insert it into the card reader. Then you can copy/paste your pictures from
the card using Windows Explorer to any folder you want.
If by "Microsoft office picture" you are referring to a particular
application, you can now fire up that application and insert your picture
using the application's "insert" feature.
Tim
general suggestions. You can use the software that came with the camera to
upload your pictures to any folder you want. Or, you can purchase a card
reader, install it on your PC, remove the memory card from your camera and
insert it into the card reader. Then you can copy/paste your pictures from
the card using Windows Explorer to any folder you want.
If by "Microsoft office picture" you are referring to a particular
application, you can now fire up that application and insert your picture
using the application's "insert" feature.
Tim
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)
MS Office Picture Manager is pretty much a viewer with a couple of simple editing features. What you see in the main pane is the
picture content of a particular folder.
If,when you plug your camera in, it appears in My Computer as a 'disk' then you could, in MS Office Picture Manager, use
File=>Locate Pictures and point to the camera drive, but that wouldn't bring them into the application. Usually if you plug in the
camera either the MS Windows app for transferring pictures will popup and ask if you want to copy them to a folder on your PC (as
one option), or a 3rd party handling package will be doing a similar request.
Once the pictures are on your computer's hard drive you can use MS Office Picture Manager for viewing them and minor editing.
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MS Office System Products MVP
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picture content of a particular folder.
If,when you plug your camera in, it appears in My Computer as a 'disk' then you could, in MS Office Picture Manager, use
File=>Locate Pictures and point to the camera drive, but that wouldn't bring them into the application. Usually if you plug in the
camera either the MS Windows app for transferring pictures will popup and ask if you want to copy them to a folder on your PC (as
one option), or a 3rd party handling package will be doing a similar request.
Once the pictures are on your computer's hard drive you can use MS Office Picture Manager for viewing them and minor editing.
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how do i download pictures from a nikon camera into Microsoft office picture?>>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*