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Never to old to learn!
I have been into trucks for 50 years mainly big Fords. I aquired another
one that i finnaly got to see because its locked up. The owner is in a
nursing home and the only contact is next door neighbor who finally got
the key for the fence. It is a 1955 F900 full air very good sheet metal
straight body. Also has the 12lb front and 2 speed 38lb rear. Now the
big one. I never saw this before. The front fenders does not have the
two inch lip all fenders have this lip, this one is bead rolled. Checked it
real good and I know its factory. I looked it up in my master book and
it appears to be only used on 11-24.5 rubber. Went back checked on
that sure enough 24" rubber. One more for the book . Also I bought
another camara ,program works but it won"t aquire from the camara
when I go to get pics the camaras screen says MSDC ? Nobody know
what MSDC means. I think ill buy a brownie if they make them anymore.
Meanwhile Ill stick to my F900 I under stand that.
Sam
one that i finnaly got to see because its locked up. The owner is in a
nursing home and the only contact is next door neighbor who finally got
the key for the fence. It is a 1955 F900 full air very good sheet metal
straight body. Also has the 12lb front and 2 speed 38lb rear. Now the
big one. I never saw this before. The front fenders does not have the
two inch lip all fenders have this lip, this one is bead rolled. Checked it
real good and I know its factory. I looked it up in my master book and
it appears to be only used on 11-24.5 rubber. Went back checked on
that sure enough 24" rubber. One more for the book . Also I bought
another camara ,program works but it won"t aquire from the camara
when I go to get pics the camaras screen says MSDC ? Nobody know
what MSDC means. I think ill buy a brownie if they make them anymore.
Meanwhile Ill stick to my F900 I under stand that.
Sam
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MSDC stands for mass storage digital camera. It is a computer interface between a computer and a digital camera which shows the digital camera as a removable disk drive attached to the computer. Pictures taken are retrieved using either cut and paste, copy and paste or drag and drop from the digital camera's picture folder onto a real hard drive or other writeable media available in the computer. In addition, arbitrary data (does not have to be pictures) can be stored in the digital camera's onboard memory to the limit of its onboard memory.
If that doesn't make sense, email or PM me and I'll try to help.
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MSDC stands for mass storage digital camera. It is a computer interface between a computer and a digital camera which shows the digital camera as a removable disk drive attached to the computer. Pictures taken are retrieved using either cut and paste, copy and paste or drag and drop from the digital camera's picture folder onto a real hard drive or other writeable media available in the computer. In addition, arbitrary data (does not have to be pictures) can be stored in the digital camera's onboard memory to the limit of its onboard memory.
If that doesn't make sense, email or PM me and I'll try to help.
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Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 15,882
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From: Durham NC
what operating system are you using? Does your computer or printer have a memory card reader built in?
Email me and we'll set up a time when you can call me while you are in front of the computer and I'll see if I can walk you thru it and figure out where the problem is. Digital cameras are pretty reliable, it's unlikely you got two duds, but it's easy to skip a step.
Email me and we'll set up a time when you can call me while you are in front of the computer and I'll see if I can walk you thru it and figure out where the problem is. Digital cameras are pretty reliable, it's unlikely you got two duds, but it's easy to skip a step.
