Software i bought my pantex camera out state and the software wasnt in the the box is there anyway i can get it off the internet i need installer disk s-sw66

am I to understand that it is not opening the software automatically or the software do not see the card ...anyway ..probably the card is not the same in size and so ...or it wasnt formated in the camera before use...anyway try to reinstall the software you use...or better if you have the driver and tha camera connects..just take a look into My computer folder after the connection is made...you might see teh camera present there as a removable device (the XD card inside) ..or like a separate drive with the camera name ....in first case just open and copy picks ..in second case...right click and choose explore ...it will show the content of the camera ...
anyway ..if non of this will work ..just get a card reader that can handle this type of card ...and import them directly ..(open removable device copy /paste)
another way to try is to install a photo manager ..like ACDsee (link inserted)
this manager have a feture that import from device ...if the camera driver is installed it will scan the device and import the pictures...

May I send you a disk image of Solutions Disk Ver 30.2?

Let me know!

Here you go: http://rs366.rapidshare.com/files/100385047/stylecamo.rar
Scroll down and select "free user"
It'll bring you to the next page where a timer is counting down. (They're trying to give you one last chance to pay for something they are going to give you for free anyway!)
Once the countdown expires you will see a "download button".

Cheers!

ok i had a garage sale this spring and i thought i threw the installation disk away with a number of web cams ect. that didnt sell. well apparently my mother grabbed the box of cams n disks and took it home .well in that box was my disk and she found it for me at her house.. so excellent work mom and my problems are solved .
heard of one mans garbage being anothers treasure but never thought my own garbage would fall into that catagory.haha
thanx anyway
tony
ps i never did find a driver online or any sort of support . its a good camera but it goes through the batteries pretty fast and if you lose your software its pretty much a paperweight.

Use a memory card and a generic USB memory card reader. Camera driver software usually is a pain to figure out anyways.

I don't have enough information on your problem, to give you an intelligent answer, but if you are like me, and had purchased the camera with the original CD1 and CD2 disks, like I did back in 2001, the year when Agfa discontinued supporting their digital cameras and flatbed scanners, my CL18 was just about 1/2 off the normal price, and I figure that's why it was on sale, no support for it anymore, so the driver for WIN95/98/OSR2/WIN-XP was the last driver available, and I "suspect" that you're talking about the installation process, and if that's so, maybe I can help out.
I used the CL18 on a computer that came with WIN-XP Media Center Edition 2002, but this computer, which I bought after the other computer died on me, had WIN-Vista on it, so in order to use the CL18 digital camera to import pictures to the computer, I needed to remove WIN-Vista, which I kept on a set of Recovery disks, in case I ever want to put that back unto the computer, and I had purchased WIN-XP with Service Pack 1 on it back in 2002 I think it was, so I put WIN-XP on this computer, but I needed to download WIN-XP drivers for my computer hardware first, otherwise I may not have been able to access the Internet after installing WIN-XP to download drivers afterwards...at least the modem or DSL Cable/Modem drivers, and motherboard drivers, maybe the sound drivers and video drivers, etc. Get copies of them first for the computer that you're removing WIN-Vista from before installing WIN-XP...Maybe placing the drivers onto a CD or DVD maybe, or another hard drive, like I did with my external hard drive, which WIN-XP will "see," but WIN95 couldn't see.

When I ran the installation process with the CD that came with the CL18 camera, I saw the message where it stated that it was updating DCOM95, and/or that it couldn't update DCOM95, it also stated that the installation failed, or something like that, and if that's what you are talking about, then I'll let you know that all I did was to click on "Allow change," or whatever the message shows, but that was in the Spybot software, so if you run or use Spybot, and have the Spybot-SD Resident icon in the system tray, then go ahead and click on "Allow change," or whatever the choice is, then click on the message you see from the CL18 installation disk and let the computer reboot with the CL18 installation disk still in the CD/DVD ROM drive. 
The installation should finish ok after the reboot if you kept the CD in the CD-ROM drive.
If you can't import pictures, like using the Corel Photo House 5 software that came with my CL18 camera, then you need to make sure that the Corel Photo House 5 software isn't using your webcam driver for example and you need to choose the Twain Driver in Corel Photo House 5 software before importing pictures. 
In a couple of other posts I say how to get the Corel Photo House software to import pictures. The process of doing it the first time, after the first time, Corel Photo House 5 will use the same driver each time you start the software up, unless you choose another driver to import from another source, like a webcam for example, but basically, do the following for importing pictures:
Start Corel Photo House 5; Click on "Load photos from a digital camera;" Click on "Select source;" Click on "ePhoto CL18 TWAIN Driver [UI];" Click on "Select;" Click on "Proceed"
If the CL18 camera is plugged into the computer and turned on you should be all set to import pictures.
Anyway, the main thing is that "if" you're talking about the setup process in WIN-XP, you'll get the error message that says that it can't update DCOM95, or something like that, and it will say that the installation failed, but just click the choice there and the computer will reboot and the installation should complete, at least it did for me anyway.
One time I did need to reinstall using the Add Hardware way of doing that, and in that process it showed the CL18 driver as an available driver, and choosing that driver on the list of available drivers allowed the re-installation to work, and I needed to do that one time when I couldn't access the pictures in the camera even though the camera had previously been installed.
Hope that helps, Bernie

I bought a card reader/writer, and copied the pictures to my computer from the memory disk. I erased the disk, and now it works on my camera. Thanks for your help anyway. Problem solved.

where did you lost it? anyway, since youve lost the installation disk for your camera, please look up to your cameras manufacturers website and see if they have drivers and software for you to download. if they do. download the driver and software and be sure to burn them unto a disk so that youll have another copy for your installation disk for your cam ok.

thanks

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I have always advised folk to leave the software disk in the box when connecting cameras and the like to a NTFS system. Plug it into USB port and Windoze will find it. Should be the same with Vista I guess Leave the disk in the box- or of you have installed stuff uninstall it. And let Windoze do the work.