i have no idea... but somebody out there wrote this for a vista machine and kingston device; Upon placing USB drive into computer it would attempt to launch the DTE Launcher which is needed to access the device. The Launcher will not run. 1- Explored device 2- Right clicked on DTE Launcher -> Properties -> Compatibility Tab 3- Choose Windows XP SP2 4- Choose to run as Administrator Upon doing this I was able to run the DTE Launcher and was able to access the device.

It's under the sofa cushions, or under a pile of paper in your computer room. Maybe you thew it out with the trash. You did check the camera, right? Its not there, right? How about the camera bag. Oh wait, is this a memory stick for your cell phone? Those can be really tiny and almost fit in a crack in the floor. Did you prechance carry it in your pants pocket? If so, look in your car between the front seat and the console and on the floor under the seat. I had a pair of pants last year that I kept dropping change from my pocket when sat in the driver's seat of my near compact car - even dumped a pocket knife. That problem was caused by the low seat and the design of the pocket. (I got rid of that pair of trousers.)

I use a Vosonic portable storage & media device. The device without a hard drive is $99-$400 depends on the model. A 2.5" hard drive (laptop size) of your choice can be installed quite easily. When it's fulled, pop it out and change to a new one. I have one with 60GB and a later model with 40GB. I store not only photo but also music. Since it uses USB connections, I used it for computer back up as well. It is like an external hard drive but what so nice about one of these is that it allows any type of memory card to be downloaded and it fits in my purse! I wouldn't need to bring my laptop with me on trips. On my brother's wedding trip to California, many of my relatives also brought their cameras. I was able to download their photos into the device and had a collection of photos that otherwise, I wouldn't be able to have. The device costs a bit more than 1 or 2 memory cards but it's cheaper than purchasing several memory cards.

If you want the marker to stand up, you need a stand that won't deteriorate in the ground. If you want it to lie flat, a stepping stone is a good idea. You can make your own by using heavy cardboard and duct tape to make a mould of concrete. OR, you can use the method to which I've become addicted - diamond lath/concrete. Picture of one I made for a friend follows: The picture that comes up is the back. Check out all views to show the process. (I know - I'm shameless - any excuse to show my stuff).