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I dont have problem. I open iPhoto. Connect camera to a USB port.. Turn 
on camera..Nikon 4300. Wait ten seconds, and up comes the blue "import". 
Select that.  and in they come. I guess this does not help much.

Graley.

In article <BB2C6DD7.13D68%steveb@bigpond.net.au>,
 Steve Ball <steveb@bigpond.net.au> wrote:

> Davoud said:
> 
> > Cat:
> >>> I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm
> >>> supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've
> >>> tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc.
> >>> Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get
> >>> this working? I thought it was automatic :)
> > 
> > Serial #19781010:
> >> I had a Canon G1 and all I had to do was plug in the USB cable, turn
> >> on the camera and select the display pictures setting on the camera.
> >> iPhoto would then gather the pictures and show how many were to be
> >> imported. iPhoto would start automatically. I don't recall changing
> >> any settings to get it to do that. It seemed to be intuitive.
> >> Hope this helps.
> >> Mick
> > 
> > *****
> > 
> > Just to satisfy my curiosity: When Cat says (in effect) "It doesn't
> > work. How do I make it work," how does the reply "It works for me."
> > help in any way?
> 
> It wasn't my post but it helps me because I know the software isn't broken
> and the problem is in _my_setup_ so I keep troubleshooting. If someone posts
> that they have the same setup and it doesn't work for them either, maybe I
> take a rest.
> 
> HTH,
> Steve  = : ^ )