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Can't get photos out of old pc

My old 98 1st edition hasn't got a cd copier that I can find.It has a usb port at the back of harddrive so is there any usb flashdrives that I could buy to use.Or free cd copier that i could download to a cd to put into the 98 pc.It is not connected to the web at all,and hasn't got the connections to do so.Hope you can help.Regards,Olddear

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I used a Ultra USB 2.0 to IDE/SATA Cable Adapter.
I connected The HD directly to any USB port on XP PC and I transferred the full content of 98 hard drive into a different support.
Cost 30$ at Tigerdirect.ca

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Since it is a 98, you can use a usb thumb drive, but you'll have to install the driver that comes with the drive. You could also use the floppy drive if it has one. You might have to use several if there's a lot of pictures.

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screen inverter: a device in the screen region that ups the voltage to what is required for the ccfl to light: http://media.photobucket.com/image/Lcd%20panel%20inverter/davidli919/inverter.jpg

ccfl: a cold cathode floresent light, similar to normal flouresent lights just smaller: http://www.byfort.com/ccfl/LCDCCFL.jpg

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