Image Capture Mac

Sharing from OS X may be the best choice if you're willing to leave the Mac on. I haven't tried sharing a scanner to Windows, but the Image Capture app on OS X has a setting for "share my devices. ...

not all cameras will mount on the desktop. my kodack doesn't. but iphoto and image capture both see it and can dl the pics just fine. ...

mac uses a lot of virtual memory, because it does it so well. they advise that 10-15% of the startup disk be left free for the system to use. my uptime is about 15 days i reckon at the moment, my VM stands at about 13gb. this is acceptable, i think, being as i have Safari, Firefox, Mail, Limewire, iTunes, Adium, iCal, Address Book, iPhoto, Quicktime, Image Capture, Word,...

the Mac to have the proper files loaded into RAM. ...

hen i have it set to open iphoto after the import, which adds them to iphoto's library. the only thing there is then you have to delete the photo from the folder image capture copied it to. ...

what model Mac are you using, Janie? ...

if you still aren't convinced, there is always image capture, in the applications folder, which will simply interact with your camera, and dump the photos in a folder of your choice. ...

Is there also the mac equivalent of windows's Restore Point? ...

Turn OFF the iBook, and connect it to another Mac via a Firewire cable. ...

I have a Sony CyberShot and I always import my photos using Image Capture that comes with Mac OS X. I have not upgraded to 10.4. ...