I have a T707/T707a/T707u and did not get a USB connection to transfer pitures to computer. Is this standard equipment with purchase or do I have to buy one. Also should it fir in the same place as the charger?

MIDI(Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a standard data transfer system used exclusively for instrumentation. A side from amps 7 recording equipment many PCs, laptop & TVs have MIDI access built into them. If they can interface with a UBS connection it is more likely the exception rather than the standard. Below is a link to the users manual for your keyboard. Start reading on page 39.
http://www.manualslib.com/manual/593746/Radio-Shack-Md-1700.html?page=38#manual

He should be able to do that , Doris. Although it may be a slow process. His external hard drive is equipped with USB version 2.0. If his old computer is version 1.0 it may take a while. The good news is that the two versions are compatible. you can read more about USB here. P.S. I've done this many times with my external drive.
USB Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

If you remove the memory card from the camera then insert the memory into an USB memory card reader. Then connect this card reader into the USB port on your computer, the computer will see the memory card as an external storage device, open the folder and photos on the memory card and copy them to your computer.

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  A FireWire connection lets you send data to and from high-bandwidth digital devices such as digital camcorders, and it's faster than USB. See more computer accessory pictures. ­You have probably heard the term FireWire if you have any interest in digital video -- or maybe you know it as Sony i.Link or as IEEE 1394, the offical name for the standard. FireWire is a way to connect different pieces of equipment so they can easily and quickly share information.
  ­Originally created by Apple and standardized in 1995 as the specification IEEE 1394 High Performance Serial Bus, FireWire is very similar to Universal Serial Bus (USB). The designers of FireWire had several particular goals in mind when they created the standard:
  
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has the battery been charged before the battery was flat? if yes this has cooked the battery and now needs replacing

Hi Alan,

We don't sell equipment here. I would suggest aone of the larger chain stores that carry it. In their electronics department, there is a section for various cable types

Best regards
Mike

Have you changed handsets recently if your phone book has been saved on the handset instead of your SIM when you change handsets the SIM will not have any numbers and contacted stored on it.

Put your SIM back into the old handset and copy all your contacts from the old handset to your SIM and reinsert it into you new handset.

It will take a few minutes also any messages that you have saved with your known contacts will also be updated.

You'll need a special software for that, like Nokia... it has Nokia PCSuite to do that. What's your unit anyway... check their website, I'm sure there are tons of software in there.

Fixya!! ;)

A lot of the newer printers, to save money, come without the connection cables (especially if they are "bundled" free with other equipment). It's just a standard USB cable (looks like a flat connector at one end and a box with one edge rounded at the other) and can be purchased at just about any retail store that carries electronics. Just let them know that you need a USB cable. The standard length is 6 feet but you can also get them in 8 or 10 feet, as well, for a little extra.

One extra note, if you don't have enough USB ports on the front or back of your computer USB hubs (usually comes with 4 ports) are fairly inexpensive (around $20US) and very handy for putting the plugs somewhere easier to reach (like on top of your desk instead of under it).

Let us know how it turns out!

The only Analog camcorder that has a USB Connection for transferring pictures or video is the SC-L770. The SC-L770 can transfer video (live or recorded) and still photos through the USB connection. You can also transfer audio using the audio cable provided. After installing the driver and software, you can begin transferring data using the software provided. Connecting to a PC 1. Connect a USB cable to the USB port on the PC. 2. Connect the other end of the USB cable into the proper terminal on the camcorder. (USB jack) 3. Connect the audio cable to the Line input jack of the PC. If the PC has no Line input jack, connect the audio cable to the MIC input jack. In this case, however, a noise may be produced depending on the PC. Notes: * If you disconnect the USB cable from the PC or the camcorder while transferring, the data transmission will stop and the data may be damaged. * If you connect the USB cable to a PC via a USB HUB or simultaneously connect the USB cable along with other USB devices, the camcorder may not work properly. * In this case, remove the other USB devices from the PC and reconnect the camcorder. Some other Analog Camcorders have a snapshot mode which allows you to take a still photo with your camcorder. However, you cannot transfer these to a computer unless you purchase additional hardware such as a capture card. Some capture cards have analog a/v inputs which will allow you to use the a/v outputs on the camcorder to connect to your pc and transfer images and video. You can purchase a capture card at most computer and electronics stores. Samsung does not support capture cards.