I was able to copy all of the pictures to a flash drive (from the XP
computer) and they were then visible on the Vista laptop so I now have the
pictures where I want them. I suspect that the problem lies with the method
that was used to copy the pictures to the CD by the brother. Will continue
to try and solve the mystery so we won't encounter it again.
Thanks for the help.
Corky
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"John Inzer" <oobie@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Corky wrote:
Quote:
> I have a CD of pictures that I got from my brother. It has four file
> folders of pictures taken from four different digital cameras. All
> were downloaded to his computer and he copied them to the CD. My HP
> Vista Home Premium laptop will not show the pictures in three of the
> file folders. It only show the pictures from my camera. It says the
> other folders are empty.
>
> However, when I put the CD in my old XP computer, I can view all of
> the contents of all of the file folders, so I know the pictures are
> actually there. What is keeping them from appearing on my laptop?
>
> Corky
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Do you have a memory card or a flash drive?
Open the pix on your XP machine and copy
a few to your removable media then download
them to your Vista machine and see if you can
view them.
--
John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience
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