Looking for a camera that will be able to read characters on some thing
the size of a dime. I believe I only need a black and white camera. Can
anyone point me in the direction of a cost effective camera? Looking to
spend as little as possible but get a reliable camera. The camera ...

I'd appreciate some help in getting my mind around this issue please.
Why do some programs but not others need to have specific file types
associated with them in order to display thumbnail images? My current
favourite image browser, IrfanView 3.98, unfortunately appears to be

Installed my new Epson R1800 a couple of days ago.
The printer prints, but Epson Status Monitor can't connect
to it... it searches for a minute or two and then gives up.
This would be a nuisance, except that, the status monitor

I have a Canon D20 with 17-85 on its way to me (should arrive next week).  I
was given a "new in the box" Nikon SB-26 Flash Unit.  Will this work on the
Canon?  Just curious.  Obviously, I can try it when the camera
arrives...but...

I upgraded to 2.6 using both builds, but the application crashes when I
try to burn CDs.
2.5 is OK.
The drives are supported, there is a gig of RAM.

Which lense do I need to buy when I change from my Konica Minolta A2 bridge
camera to the new Nikon D200 reflex to get the equivalent of the X7 zoom on
the A2?
I would prefer not to have to change lenses every two minutes...

I have this printer and I really like it.
Soon we will need some cartridges. I want to get the genuine Canon
cartridges.
I'll be looking at EBAY, but I'm just not sure what a decent price to pay

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covering photography:
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r-146443.php
Or:

I have two Epson photo printers ... the newest is a Photo R300.  The darned
thing has 6 cartridges and a full set just cost me more than half the cost
of the printer ... which came with a full set of cartridges.  I believe the
ink cartridge cost has gone up dramatically since I ...

Hi. First: I have a Ni MH charger that came with my digital camera. It
charges my two 1700 mA Ni MH batteries and I'm pretty sure each battery must
be in the same condition when charging, because the charger will not charge
each battery independently.

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In looking for cartridges for my Canon Pixma ip4000 printer, I noticed
mention of:
BCI-6PC (photo cyan) and BCI-6PM (photo magenta)
My manual just specifies the BCI-6c and BCI-6m.

Is it better to:
1. Turn the camera on/off all the time
OR
2. Keep it on

Frequently,someone is to become involved in this problem.His(or her)
images and photos on his(or her) store(or website) are accessible to
everyone. Maybe the property is being used by others in their
store,homepages, forum or newsgroups. I just want to tell you how to