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We have been receiving pictures from our builder. I have saved them on my desktop in a folder. I would like to print them out on my Kodak Easy Share printer. Is it possible to save them to the camera and then print them out, or can I download them directly into that printer? My Lexmark printer which is hooked up to my computer is old and the quality isn't that good.

In my Kodak camera.

Yes there is! I actually do it as an alternative to using my USB flash drive..
I own a laptop with a built in card reader (makes it really easy) and some desktops have them as well (generally on the front side below the CD drive, check if it's under a flip up port etc).
Or you can buy them fairly inexpensively (card readers that is). check BestBuy - CompUSA, Circuit city for one. They also generally have most of the different cards (XD, SD etc) just make sure you get a card reader that has YOUR card slot that you need.
Then what you do is you plug your card into your card reader (external or built in depending) and then you go to My Computer, click the card reader or your card then copy and past pictures onto the card or you can even use this method for extracting pictures using Windows File System--- I find it much easier.
Good luck.

Instead of just having them solely on your sd card?

I took over 100 pictures when on vacation and hit a reformat button in error.

when a card is formatted, the images on that card are usually not recoverable. But I don't get it, how could you accidentally format...on my camera, the format option is deep in the menu, plus it asks you one last time if you want to format. Just curioius if you thought it meant something else.

What is SD card? and also tell me about various types of memory card. Which is the best among them?

I have about 100 pictures on the card and need a quick way of deleting them rather than one by one. Tried to find a way with the camera wizard but had no success. I realise now that I should have clicked the option to delete after downloading them to my laptop but it is too late now. Help please.

Not all of them. The new ones you shot overwrote some of the old "lost" files.
Stop using that card and use a second one until you can download Rescue3 from Lexar (about $35) and start the recovery process. You will need to use the card reader on your computer and if you don't have one, buy a 2.0 USB card reader ... trying to recover images from your camera, runs the risk of battery failure which will really make it hard to recover your images

I ahve a 6.0 megapixels camera and i want to know got many pictures a 1gb memory card can hold for it