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On Tuesday 08 April 2003 04:49, JacobRhoden wrote:
> > Any idea how I could access to my digital camera (which can't be mounted
> > as an usb hard drive).
>
> Yes, its not that complicated once you work out how. There is a program
> called camcontrol which you need to use, it took me a while to learn how to
> use it. I have written instructions for mounting usb drives for the
> handbook but havent had time to sgmlize it yet.

Hum, are you sure. I don't think my camera is mountable, it does not even 
appear as a umass device.
But thanks for the hints.

Antoine