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10-Aug-2007, 09:08 AM #1
Kodak easyshare photo transfer
My computer has 2 drives. c and d.

My c drive is full. I uninstalled the Kodak software from my c drive and reinstalled it to my d drive. When I try to transfer photos from the camera, it continues to try to transfer to the c drive. How do I change the path to direct the transfer to the d drive?

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Rich
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