Back In Business

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I'm back in business, after many days
of screwing around trying to get that
old software to work, with a lot of expletive
deleteives finally found out.
- I had a camera battery that was just about
  dead - unforunately my camera is not new
  and does not have any indication of a bad
   battery or a nearly dead one.
- Win 7 has a Live Photo Gallery Software
   that sees any camera plugged into it's USB port.
   Viola !!!! all my pictures were downloaded 
    automatically. On my computer you will hear
   a clunk sound and when you check my Computer,
   there they are. It was a program I never used as
  I'm familiar with MSN Paint. That's my story and I'm 
  sticking to it.

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