I need to find a manual for the kodak digital science DC120 because i need to take it apart and put it back together.

so you decide to ask on the "Kodak Digital Science Camera" section of Fixya...... you're problem is a "printer" related problem..... not a "camera" problem.

just a thought, but have you tried cleaning the rollers?
Methylated spirits work a treat for removing build-up on printer rollers.

Dissolve - Think about how you put sugar into cofee, the sugar disolves into it, so you don't drink sugar pieces.

Solvent - is a substance used to disolve stuff. For example acetone disolves plastic in general, so you do not use it to clean your camera.

Solute - is a disolved substance. For example sugar in the cofee after it's been dissolved.

Chemical reaction - When you mix 2 chemical elements that have an action one to another, a chemical reaction happens. For example if you put Sodium in water, it releases hidrogen and heat (often the hidrogen ignites)

Concentrated - if you put too much sugar in your cofee, you say it's too concentrated.

Saturated - the moment you add more sugar to the cofee, and it just does not dissolve, you say the cofee is saturated with sugar.

Dilution - Reducing the concentration of a chemica. Adding more cofee to a saturated cup, is diluting it.

Crystallization - is the natural or artificial process of formation of solid crystals in nature or lab. For example the formation of ice crystals. More on the wikipedia page HERE.

That means you are going through a printer or parrelll port cable.
And you need to turn on bidirectional communication,
In simple words the camera and the computer have to be able to talk back and fourth or in computer terms "shake hands"

Try and download the firmware:
http://wwwuk.kodak.com/global/mul/service/downloads/DownloadLookup.jhtml?pq-path=700/4402&product=EKN007588

If this doesn't work pls. contact KODAK for a repair
Contact KODAK:
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14563&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=3490

TRY TO SEARCH IN THE MENU FOR SETTING THE DATE AND TIME, IF NOT FOUND. SWITCH OFF CAMERA AND PUT THE OUT FOR ATLEAST 10 MINUTES AND AGAIN INSERT IT IF DATE AND TIME IS ASKED AUTOMATICALLY THAN ONLY YOUR CAMERA IS HAVING A FACILITY OF DATE AND TIME AS YOU HAVE TOLD ITS OLDER MODEL.

http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=10/7895&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=7570

you can try by looking thru this website and im sure that they have what you want.

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CHARCOIS

Ooh, that's a sticky one, and unusual. You're talking about technologies at the opposite ends of the spectrum. Kodak DC120 is a windows 98 orientated 1999 digital camera which needs the kodak viewer software to convert the images (a very regretful step from Kodak). You want to put this software on a 64bit Vista OS.
I really can not see it happening. You can try, but in the most unlikely to work.
The Kodak camera had a resolution of 1.2megapixels, less than mobile phones now a days. Although it is a very robust and reliable camera, a childs camera from a supermarket for $20 will produce better results.
Albeit, I do have the software, old original CD from 1999, 'Kodak Picture Postcard Software'.
I need some direction on this - I don't know if I can post contacts here to get this to you. Can a moderator assist????

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Hi - You can download the manual by clicking the link underlined in blue below:

Kodak > Digital Science DC120

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Informatica

You can either buy it from kodak Kodak Customer Support: (800) 235-6325

or you can go to this site as well KODAK

and register

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Do a Google search by typing in .kdc to discover what file type it is and therefore any conversion software out there. Also download irfanview this has a broad range of capability.