ESET scan found nothing Here's the results of your experiment..interesting and unexpected. Ran the TFC scan, went back to site and downloaded 3 books, each one flashing fast. But that didn't last. The next four failed to download but did not just sit and spin, it flashed right to a blank white page with a notice that said /temp/29580-8.txt not found. The next four tries were of different books but had the same results, white page with the same notice but with different numbers. Ran another TFC scan. went back to the same books that would not download just minutes earlier. First books, surprise, downloaded in a flash. Then that was it. The next try hung up, had to hit the stop X button, the next try(different book) flashed to white page with same notice except different numbers. Then I thought I would try the other site that I had had no luck with downloading books earlier in the day, this one is the MUNSEYS site. Well would you believe that all the downloads I tried went through in a flash!! So the results are mixed. Maybe you can make sense out of it all.

I use and love the product by amazon which is free for the pc Kindle for pc, you can download it in just minutes, and you can get a lot of free books from the amazon store so you can try it out with out buying a thing, I have a nice library on my pc made up of totally free books. Kindle Installing Kindle for PC on Your Computer Kindle for PC Frequently Asked Questions to find free books just do a search like this one but be sure you double check that the book you are looking at is free before you hit that button. "free kindle books list" It will be sent directly to your kindle for pc that you have selected it to go to. If you do a search here on garden web for Kindle for pc you will find a good thread discussing it.

After you connected the USB cable from the camera to the computer, you did turn the camera on - right? And the batterry had enough charge. I have the same setup except on a desktop: Windows 7 professional, Canon PowersShot SX50 HS. A hint: Instead of turning on the camera with the ON/OFF power button, press the review button. Its to the right of the viewfinder window. This powers up the camera for viewing images on the card without activating the lens and auto-focusing stuff - saves battery power. Next on you computer, click (or double click depending on you settings) on "Computer". This should bring a panel showing all your hard drives, USB ports and the camera. Click on the camera to open a panel showing the folders or files on the SD card. Navigate down to the folder with the desired images; also arrange to have open the folder where you wish to copy the images to. You can right-click and hold down on a file to drag it to the "to" panel. release the mosue button. a small pop-up menu appears - choose copy here. Careful: Do not choose "move to here". That will make a copy in the "to" panel and delete the file in the camera.

I have the Kodak Easy Share, and it works the same way on both my XP and Vista computers. I did not install any driver for the camera. I did install the Kodak program. Once the program is installed, leave the camera off, hook up your usb cable to both the computer and the camera. Now open easy share software. Turn on the camera. You should get up a box, that says, windows has detected new hardware, and it will install a driver for the camera. Once done, Kodak, will come up with a box, to transfer all the pictures. I dont store my pictures in Kodak (it does keep a copy though, that I delete later). I have gone into preferences, and have all photos,directed to go to a folder on my desktop. Your camera, most likely is different than mine, since mine is a couple years old, but my grandaughters is much newer than mine, and she has no problems, putting her pictures on my computer using this method, and my daughter recently got a new Kodak, and she had no problem putting them on my computer either. Good Luck