Imagestation Question

[jnesmith]

I'm fumbling through the upload process. I'm using the "Explorer Tool" option. The jpeg's are in a folder, on a disk, in my a: drive. I can see the folder using Imagestation's Explorer Tool, but when I select that folder, it says "no images to display". I know they're there. I can see them. Any clues?

Thanks.

John

[Jim Boyd]

I have never done it off of a floppy. Can't remember the last time I even used a floppy You might try copying to your hard drive then uploading. Then delete the image off the hard drive.

Jim in Texas and Sicko Ryobi Cult Member ©

[Pappy]

John, when you click on the 'Explore Tool' option you should get a split screen. The left side is 'My Folders' and should contain an option to select the 3 1/2" drive.

Don, aka Pappy, aka SicPup
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[jnesmith]

quote:Originally posted by Pappy

John, when you click on the 'Explore Tool' option you should get a split screen. The left side is 'My Folders' and should contain an option to select the 3 1/2" drive.

Right. That's what happens. I can select the a: drive, then the folder on the disk containing the pics. However, it says "no images available", as if the disk is empty. (Which it isn't). I'll copy them to my hard drive and try it that way.

Thanks.

[jnesmith]

quote:Originally posted by Jim Boyd

I have never done it off of a floppy. Can't remember the last time I even used a floppy You might try copying to your hard drive then uploading. Then delete the image off the hard drive.

I'll try copying to the hard drive. I only took 3 pictures, and wanted to upload them from my office, since I have a cable connection at work. Didn't want to burn a CD just for 3 pics. So, I used a floppy. (They still are occasionally useful [^])

[jethro]

You might want to check the extension of the files. Imagestation may prefer either ".jpg" or ".jpeg" and be unable to read the other. Just a thought.

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