Jitterbug, you know what I did? I bought a little camera card/disk/stick reader so I don't have to hook my camera up to the computer, I just take the little card out and put it in my reader. My all-in-one printer (printer, scanner and fax combined) has slots for camera cards too. It was so much easier for me to do that than goof around with the camera. You just access the cards like you would a CD or DVD you put in your hard drive. Here's another thought ... did you download the software for your camera onto your computer? Every camera needs specific software downloaded from the manufacturer's site. It helps your computer read your camera and will provide you with step-by-step commands for transferring the pictures onto your computer. You can download the software for your computer at the link below. Once you download the pictures to your computer, you should be able to upload them to Photobucket. I hope this helps! Here is a link that might be useful: Kodak C340 Easy Share Software

Margaret... If you want to post a photo, you can open a free account at photobucket.com, go to "my albums", click download, navigate to the photo and select. Then click "HTML code" under the photo. This will copy the code. Then just paste the code in your post. Preview your post, and the photo should be there. Looking forward to seeing your pics! SJN... I had to google Tillandsia, to see what you were refering to! I really know nothing about air plants. Every so often, one will mysteriously show up in my yard, and I purchased one from a local green market, a few years ago. It has multiplied, several times over, and blooms beautiful, tiny red flowers, once a year. I'll take a pic next time... I think in spring. I'll also check to see if it still has the ID tag hanging on it, when I get home from my trip. Tkanks, Neon... I hope to find a way to purchase that lot myself. All it takes is a bunch of money that I don't have! It isn't actually on the market yet, so I have some time. My neighbor is in his mid 80's, and is having trouble keeping up with the gardening. I help out where I can. The lot is inbetween our two houses, and he would love for me to have it... For a price! He's kind of waiting on me, while I'm stalling. It will break my heart to see it go to someone who will build a house, as it was one of the things that attracted me to my home, 14 years ago. Its tough typing this stuff with my thumbs, on my iPhone! Bob

I posted this at the Electronics Forum, where I'd been asking about card readers, batteries, & such. Thought I'd post it here too. :) My card reader arrived today, which I was so surprised at, and it was SO easy and fast! I had my pics downloaded, sorted, sized, and uploaded to my website all in about 15 minutes. :))) I love this thing!! My batteries have lasted into the night this time, let's see how soon I have to charge again. I will be getting a bigger-rated set at the end of the week when I go shopping next. Here is a link to my very first set of digital pics, if anyone would care to see them...I took shots of various subjects in various situations, to test out different settings...also, I have resized most of these for purposes of web-viewing. The originals were enormous. Here is a link that might be useful: Amy's 1st set of digital pics with Fuji Fine Pix S5100

If you took the picture with the camera on the phone the picture is stored on your phone. You can Log into your eBay account and using the browser on your phone or the app if you have one. Go to the picture on your phone and there should be a share icon, it looks like a sideways V with dots on the ends on Android, on iPhone it looks like a box with an arrow pointing upward out of the box. . Click on the icon and it will show a list of ways to share the pictures. Email, messenger, etc. I have always preferred to simply remove the memory card from the camera, when using an actual camera, and inserting it into the card reader on the computer. Then accessing directly from the SD card the pictures to download to the computer. It's a simple process.