Toy/Blanket chest

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Toy/Blanket chest

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Well, I just completed the toy/blanket chest for my daughter to use for the grandson. I will post pictures once I figure out how to get them off my new digital camera.

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ryanbp01 wrote:Well, I just completed the toy/blanket chest for my daughter to use for the grandson. I will post pictures once I figure out how to get them off my new digital camera.

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Memory card????


USB cable????
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ryanbp01 wrote:Well, I just completed the toy/blanket chest for my daughter to use for the grandson. I will post pictures once I figure out how to get them off my new digital camera.

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Cameras are not all the same but I have a cable for my camera that plugs into a computer USB port. When the computer recognizes the camera is there all I have to do is follow instructions on the screen (and then find where the computer put the pictures that were down loaded).
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I usually take the memory card out of the camera and use a card reader.

My camera also has a usb cable that will connect either as a usb drive to the computer or as a 'pictbridge' connection.

When connected as either a card or a usb drive, it functions just like an additional storage device(drive).
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ryanbp01 wrote:Well, I just completed the toy/blanket chest for my daughter to use for the grandson. I will post pictures once I figure out how to get them off my new digital camera.

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Please do!
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granddaughter gift

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Yeah we all want to see it maybe make one or two for ours!!!!
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