Reading Kodak Compact Flash?

[Dave]

If you have installed the reader correctly, the reader
will appear as a removeable drive in windows explorer.

Thn you can just copy and delete file as needed.


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>I have a compact flash in in an adaptor my PC card slot.
How can I read the
>kodak files on it please?
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>Guy Smith
>Great Missenden

>Web Pages: http://www.smith.dsl.pipex.com
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[Guy Smith]

Nope! done that ages ago. Windows Explores sees the files fine but will not
read them. Any suggestions?

[Guy Smith]

I have just tried out another compact flash card "Viking" in my camera and
hay presto I can read this cards images with windows viewer. The Kodak card
files are read protected - for some reason - probably so we have to by their
hardware. There is a directory called DCIM which is write protected and one
called MISC which has one file in it called AUTPRINT.MRK which has no
associated software. What reads .mrk files then?

[Guy Smith]

MRK stands for "Informative Graphics Markup File". I am still none the
wiser. Is anyone else? Well if Kodak want to be so damn secretive they can,
so there!!!