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When I used the picture download wizard in the past, there was a box I could
check if I wanted the pictures to be automatically erased from the camera after download to the computer. Recently, the wizard still shows this option but it is no longer accessible--i.e., I cannot check that option anymore as it is "greyed out." Does anyone know how to remedy the problem? Thanks. |
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Be happy that this option is no longer available.
After you download your pictures to your hard drive, you: 1. Make sure they are on your hard drive. 2. Copy them to a CD or an external drive. 3. Make sure they are on the CD or external drive. 4. Now you can delete the picture from your memory card. You use your camera to do this. Under menus, you will find the item FORMAT. This will erase all the pictures from the card and ready to take new pictures. "IKe" <IKe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FB3215E1-6EA9-4330-B16E-7FC8BB3C2392@microsoft.com... > When I used the picture download wizard in the past, there was a box I could > check if I wanted the pictures to be automatically erased from the camera > after download to the computer. Recently, the wizard still shows this option > but it is no longer accessible--i.e., I cannot check that option anymore as > it is "greyed out." Does anyone know how to remedy the problem? Thanks. |
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Yves,
Thanks for your reply. I was annoyed because, once all the photos were downloaded, I did not know how to delete all of them at once from the memory card and had to do so one by one. Now that you have explained about the "Format" option, it makes things simpler (I could not find this in the Cybershot guide). However, I still do not know why the check-box option in the wizard is greyed out... Many thanks for your help! "Yves Alarie" wrote: > Be happy that this option is no longer available. > After you download your pictures to your hard drive, you: > 1. Make sure they are on your hard drive. > 2. Copy them to a CD or an external drive. > 3. Make sure they are on the CD or external drive. > 4. Now you can delete the picture from your memory card. You use your camera > to do this. Under menus, you will find the item FORMAT. This will erase all > the pictures from the card and ready to take new pictures. > "IKe" <IKe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:FB3215E1-6EA9-4330-B16E-7FC8BB3C2392@microsoft.com... > > When I used the picture download wizard in the past, there was a box I > could > > check if I wanted the pictures to be automatically erased from the camera > > after download to the computer. Recently, the wizard still shows this > option > > but it is no longer accessible--i.e., I cannot check that option anymore > as > > it is "greyed out." Does anyone know how to remedy the problem? Thanks. > > > |
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No problem.
Depends on the camera you have. Sony will not give you this option. Other cameras will and if you use some software to download photos from any camera you may also have this option. Very bad idea. Even worse is to have the option to format the card using your computer. If you had this option before with a Sony camera I really don't know why it was there or how to repair it. "IKe" <IKe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F27A58A4-4B07-43D7-9337-7B35F6270EFB@microsoft.com... > Yves, > Thanks for your reply. I was annoyed because, once all the photos were > downloaded, I did not know how to delete all of them at once from the memory > card and had to do so one by one. Now that you have explained about the > "Format" option, it makes things simpler (I could not find this in the > Cybershot guide). However, I still do not know why the check-box option in > the wizard is greyed out... Many thanks for your help! > > "Yves Alarie" wrote: > > > Be happy that this option is no longer available. > > After you download your pictures to your hard drive, you: > > 1. Make sure they are on your hard drive. > > 2. Copy them to a CD or an external drive. > > 3. Make sure they are on the CD or external drive. > > 4. Now you can delete the picture from your memory card. You use your camera > > to do this. Under menus, you will find the item FORMAT. This will erase all > > the pictures from the card and ready to take new pictures. > > "IKe" <IKe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:FB3215E1-6EA9-4330-B16E-7FC8BB3C2392@microsoft.com... > > > When I used the picture download wizard in the past, there was a box I > > could > > > check if I wanted the pictures to be automatically erased from the camera > > > after download to the computer. Recently, the wizard still shows this > > option > > > but it is no longer accessible--i.e., I cannot check that option anymore > > as > > > it is "greyed out." Does anyone know how to remedy the problem? Thanks. > > > > > > |
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