PhD: How to Acquire Photos from a Digital Camera
Article ID: 193804
Article Last Modified on 11/5/2003
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft PhotoDraw 2000 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q193804
SUMMARY
Microsoft PhotoDraw can acquire photos from any digital camera that
supports TWAIN as long as the TWAIN drivers for that camera have been
installed. Certain digital cameras do not support TWAIN and others do
not install their TWAIN drivers automatically when you install the
camera software.
To acquire photos from a digital camera, follow these steps:
- On the File menu, click Digital Camera.
- If you have TWAIN drivers for your camera installed, PhotoDraw
detects the camera and prompts you to identify it. Click OK.
If PhotoDraw does not detect your camera, consult your camera
user's guide or call the manufacturer and ask for help installing
the TWAIN drivers for the camera.
- From the digital camera work pane, confirm the Source identifies
your camera and click Download.
This takes you into the interface for the camera driver where
you can select and download your photos.
Additional query words: photo draw kbfaq faq
Keywords: kbinfo kbfaq KB193804