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I have a Z730 Kodak Easy Share. I was told by a

I have a Z730 Kodak Easy Share. I was told by a clerk in the store, that I should not leave my camera on it's dock, that it will wear out the battery

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True. Camera batteries, along with cell phone batteries, have something called a memory. What's best to do is initially when you get it to run it until it won't turn on the first time, charge it up fully and run it to empty again, and on the third time it should have developed a battery memory to last that long. By putting it on the dock too early you are setting the lower limit of the battery and when it says empty there could still be up to 15% left on your battery. Good luck and I hope you have fun with your new camera!

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I Have a Kodak Easy Share Z730. Just replaced the memory card keeps telling me that it (card) needs to be formatted. When I hit continue it pauses for a second then goes back to the same warning....WHat...

You need to buy a 2GB or less standard SD card, as your camera was manufactured well before the 4GB SDHC format card came out (look on your card, I'm guessing that's what you purchased). Sorry, but your camera cannot work with a SDHC card, only SD. 2GB SD cards are relatively inexpensive these days, and can be found on Amazon if your local store no longer carries them.
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If the Camera is new or the SD Card is new then you don't have much problem,
use the installation CD that comes with the camera to install it driver on a computer, so can use the USB cord to explore the camera. on the computer, try to locate the SD Card and format it. then you can use the camera again.
If you have files on the digital camera then i am afraid you might have connected the camera earlier with a virus infected device. there is no choice but to fellow my step either to scan it with computer or better still format it with computer.
Hope to know the outcome!!
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It is not possible to email directly from the camera.

If you're experiencing emailing difficulties directly from the Easy Share Software:

Please do a Clean Install on the software:
Please follow the instructions:
  1. Uninstall Easy Share software:
  2. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs.
    For Windows XP operating systems, select Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs.
  3. Select Kodak Easy Share software.
  4. Select Remove (or select Change, and then select Remove).
  5. Run the Clear utility:
  6. Visit the CLEAR Utility for Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/clear
  7. Click the Download button, and then follow the on-screen prompts.
  8. After restarting your computer, visit the Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/easysharesw and install the latest version of Easy Share software.
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I have a Kodak Z730 camera and need to move photos mistakenly stored on my internal drive. How can I move them to my computer or sd card? My manual does not address this.

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It's in the "Copying pictures and videos" section under "Reviewing pictures and videos" in the manual.
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