"No album names on camera"

There are two methods to delete photos from iPad Camera Roll:
1. Import the Camera Roll to your computer, choosing to delete photos after import.
2. Delete photos from your iPad manually. Open the Photos application, open the Camera Roll, tap the Action button, tap each photo to select it, and tap the Delete button.
Note: For photos you want to save for later, import them to your computer before deleting them from the Camera Roll.

What you would do is log into facebook and you are at the newsfeed, Click Photo the Upload a photo from drive. Navigate to where you saved the photos and click on the photo you want to upload and click OK. You can also create an album and upload multiple images at the same time. From the newsfeed page click on Photo and then Create album.

Hi, the Sansa E260 is a portable MP3 player released by SanDisk in 2004. Several problems may cause the E260 to not function as intended from time to time. Common problems that occur are the device freezing, album art not appearing on the screen when a song is playing, pictures not filling the screen size and missing information on the separate tracks. You can troubleshoot the device and fix many of these common problems without the need of a service technician.

Reset
1. The Sansa E260 may freeze or function in other unexpected ways from time to time. This generally occurs when the unit's software has developed an error. Reset the device to clear the error and return the device to normal working operation. A unit reset is similar to rebooting your computer. You won't lose any data stored on your device.

To reset the E260, press and hold the "Power/Menu" button for about 15 seconds. The device will be forced to power down, during which the error will be cleared. You can restart the E260 as normal once the reset is complete.
Album Art Does Not Display
2. The E260 supports viewing album art on the display screen during the playing of a song. You may find that your album art is not showing up on the display when music is playing on the device. To fix this, make sure the associated album art file is in the same folder as the song being played. You will need to connect the E260 into your computer to move the album art files into the music folder.
Photos Aren't Full-Screen
3. Photos displayed on the E260 will not show up as full-screen shots if they are not cropped to the correct dimensions. The E260 software does not support stretching pictures to fit the full screen. To ensure your photographs will display on the full screen, crop the images to 128x64 in photo-editing software prior to transferring the image on the E260.
Unknown Artist or Album
4. The E260 displays information about each song using the ID3 tags associated with each track. ID3 tags hold information such as the artist name, album name, track number, year it was released and other information. If the E260 shows an artist or album as unknown, the information in the ID3 tag was not filled in. You can insert information into the ID3 tags from your computer.

To change the ID3 information, right-click on the music file and choose "Properties." Click on the "Summary" tab and choose "Advanced." The ID3 fields will display in the window. Insert any of the missing information and click "OK." When you upload the song onto your E260, the newly inserted information will show up in the display.

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Hi,

The solution depends upon the Operating System. There are many options for transferring the images from the Camera to the Computer. You can either use the supplied Software for transferring the images to the Computer or with the help of Windows Explorer.
Let's try to set the Camera in PTP/MTP Mode and check if it the computer detects the Camera as a Removable Drive. To set the PTP/MTP Mode, select the USB Connect option from the Main Settings 2 Menu of the Camera.
If the Camera is detected as a Removable Drive in the Computer window, then open the DCIM Folder to copy all the images.
If the Software is installed in the Computer, then the Import Media Files screen of the Picture Motion Browser appears automatically.
Click on Import option to import the images. By default, images are imported into a folder created in Pictures folder that is named with the date of importing.

This should help you in transferring the images.

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To import pictures and videos from a digital camera

1. Connect the camera to your computer by using the camera's USB cable.
   

   
   Connecting a camera to a computer with a USB cable

2. Turn on the camera.
   

3. In the AutoPlay dialog box that appears, click Import pictures and videos using Windows.
   

4. (Optional) To tag the pictures, type a tag name in the Tag these pictures (optional) box.
   

   By default, the folder name includes the date the pictures and videos are imported and the tag name.
   

5. Click Import.
   

   A new window opens and shows the imported pictures and videos.
   

if you do not have a driver for the camera this is what you have to download and install first
http://www.nodevice.com/driver/DSC-N1/get40067.html
this will function with the data cable (usb) ...and will make the connection between the computer and the camera ...
if the comon download will not start look for tha camera into the my computer folder...it will be probably as a removable device ...
If your pictures are not there ...it means that it only sees your card ...so remove the card and let the pictures in the camera memory to be on ...
if there is no icon present and the connection is made...you probably will need a manager like ACDsee to import from device ...
http://www.dphotojournal.com/download-free-acdsee-9-photo-manager/
this is the manager I was talking about ...install it... you also need the driver above for to connect proper...
run the manager and click on import from device ....choose the camera by name from the list ..and continue...it will show you all the pictures in the camera ...select them all ...(the one you want ) ..and click next ...choose a location or by default it will locate a folder with the date on ..into my pictures folder from my documents...
thats all ...good luck and do not forgrt to rate me ...Thanx!

This error message indicates that the internal memory in the camera requires formatting or is corrupt. You must format the internal memory. CAUTION: Formatting deletes all pictures and videos, including those that are protected. Removing a memory card during formatting may damage the card. (Formatting internal memory also erases email addresses and album names. To restore addresses and albums, see Kodak EasyShare software Help.)

The address book on the computer has not been copied to the camera. Create and copy the address book from the computer to the camera. See EasyShare software Help.