I am trying to open some photos that I had taken a few days ago and my Toshiba will not open CR2 files. Will Elements open CR2 files
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Cr2 files...known better as raw, need a special program to open them. Elements 11 may possibly open Them... But premiere elements is a video editing program. Not a picture viewing program.
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My PC accepted the thumb drives pictured here without problem. Downloaded images on them and viewed then on my computer and on 2 other PCs. Wish I could help.
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I want to scan old pictures to my computer. If logos and graphics don't come as expected I am skeptical about photos. Has anybody attempted pictures?
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Yes.. Best practice will be to download the still images into Organizer and then Edit in Elements - Organizer is included with Elements.
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I don't know what format your pc file is. I use mine with an SD card transferring JPG or IMG files without problems.
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I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going to "speed up" your usb performance. I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going... » Read More I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going to "speed up" your usb performance. « Show Less
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Absolutely!! I have used Lexar, SanDisk, Transcend and even an old reader card from a Toshiba memory card. Just be sure you have a little room around your USB ports. The square design sometimes doesn't quite fit into the easy to access ports. In this case I had to switch USB ports with one from the back of my computer. No big problem and depending on the the specifications of your computer (like SP2 or SP3), the speed in which the card is read might vary. I hope this helps you. It's a Good product for storage or transferring data, music and photos... art
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Thats what i am using. i had used an earlier version of the program that i liked better, but this worked. had trouble finding how to use photos, but then i put them on a flash drive and they were easy to use. had trouble finding them on my hard drive. works fine.
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Unfortunately, it doesnt. It not for work or school purposes. You cannot open some files. It solely for recreational computer purposes such as web browsing, watching videos, listnening to music.
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I'm not overly computer savvy but I have Windows 7 on my computer and was able to use the Ion Slides2PC 35mm Photo...
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Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one. If you have a Mac, I have no idea.
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Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one. If you have a Mac, I have no idea. Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one.... » Read More Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one. If you have a Mac, I have no idea. « Show Less
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My Toshiba laptop accepted the disk without any additional software; normal utilities in XP handled it just fine. What, exactly, is the difficulty that has inspired your request?
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I've pulled off photos and stuff from the reader to my MAC so I don't see why not. The program opens up a separate "icon" for the reader much like a flash drive. However, I have never tried it so I can't say for sure
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Avoid Elements 5 if you have Vista. It claims to be compatible, but after a few months on my new Vista-loaded PC, Elements 5 decided it didn't care for it and stopped opening Editor. I called Photopshop support, where a representative told me they no longer support Elements 5, but there was a patch available to make it more agreeable to Vista. So I patched, rebooted and there it was in all its former glory. Until the next time. Again, that nasty little window popped up telling me essentially that my PC had no idea what I was asking it to do. Oh, and by the way, it now no longer knew what the Organizer was. I wound up downloading a free trial of Elements 7, which seems to work OK, but I'm still ticked off equally at Photoshop and Windows Vista. Cottage cheese seems to have a longer shelf life that most software packages these days. Excuse me while I go kick the dog.
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According to the Toshiba UK,http://www.toshiba.co.uk/laptops/chromebook/chromebook-series/toshiba-cb30-102/,SD card have following limits.(supports SD™ Card up to 2 GB, miniSD™/microSD™ Card up to 2GB with adapter, SDHC™ Card up to 32 GB, SDXC™ Card up to 64 GB)
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The FastStone free image viewer can view the RAF files and work on them. I believe that Stoik Imagic 5.0 (there is also a free version) can view and work on the Fuji RAW, too.