Sorry, I misunderstood your question. Normally there are two ways to get the pictures from your camera to the computer. Either attach the camera to the computer with a usb cable which fits into a port on the camera or buy a card reader for the type of card your camera uses to store the pictures and remove the card from the computer and put it in the reader which plugs into the computer. If you mention the brand and model of your camera someone can offer specific advice.

I grew up with a Kenmore like this one. My sister has it to this day. It was given to me and I cherished it with the memories of all the great meals my mother made with it. After borrowing it about 10-15 years ago, I never got it back! Actually it's OK because I don't need one that big. I bought a 4 qt and a 6 qt Nesco and am very happy with them. I think an electric roaster should be in every home. Many take them with camping or in their RV. There's a lot of different brands out there. I can't understand people buying slow cookers with the small roasters available. The roasters are workhorses and functional. I'm wondering if there's anything wrong with your unit other than the power cord. Do you have another to try? I doubt you can repair it. This time of year you can buy them new quite cheap. Granted, they're not as heavy as the old ones, but I've seen 18-20 qt units as cheap as $17 on clearance. Target has one right now for about $40. I'm certain that many places will put them on sale during the holidays. Menards almost always has (an off-brand) one in the $25-$30 range on sale. Regular price on the 18 qt Nesco at Menards was about $58. And that's cheaper than a LOT of slow cookers! I haven't seen the Westinghouse brand lately but if you're not dead-set on the same brand, you'll find a roaster easy enough and at a decent price.

LOL at Jo. I was downloading to see if I can help her post pictures from Picasa. I can give her the code, but the program isn't offering the URL link to the images. She doesn't get that option on the right side of her screen. She set her album to "Public" and also downloaded the ActiveX control. Any ideas what the problem might be? Jo, I still want the screen shot, okay?

For my adjustable bed, I'm using a flat style box skirt that doesn't have the typical fabric/sheet which is normally sandwiched between the box-springs & mattress. The one I have came from Amazon, and there was a couple dozen fabrics and price ranges to choose from. I attached mine with velcro to the bed base. You can actually use any skirt, just cut away the sheet style fabric from the middle, and use heavy duty velcro, or push pins, to attach it to your base. One tip before you purchase, measure the drop/length from the base to the floor. You'll need to know how long the skirt needs to be. And, Amazon offers many different lengths to fit lots of different heights.