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Do it all the time.

Its very simple..........choose a photo, right click on the photo and click send to removable disc

The answer is to use a USB card-reader. After connecting the card-reader to the computer, with the memory card inserted, you'll see the card pop up as another device in the "my computer" file. It may be a device "D", "E", or "F", depending upon what you have connected to your pc.

Then, using Windows Explorer, find the folder in your computer where the images are stored. Copy and drag them into the memory card with your mouse. Don't transfer them, just copy.

If your files are in the correct jpeg format, and you haven't renamed them, your camera should be able to show them.

Hope this helps.

Your camera will not recognize photos that have been taken from your computer to your camera. Your camera will see the photos as altered. It just doesn't work.

You can however put the pics on your memory card and take them to a photo kiosk to be printed.

If you go to "My Computer" or "Computer", you should see the camera or a removable disk listed there. That will be your camera. Double-click, and you can drop your files there. If there are additional folders listed (ex. DCIM or similar), you may have to go to the folders.

When you connect it to the computer, you can also select the option to "browse" or "explore" to see the contents of the folder.

plug in your camera

find the pics on your comp you want,

then drag the pics into your camera file