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CompactFlash card I've formatted my 16MB CompactFlash card in the camera but the pictures stop advancing after a while.

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Download all images into your computer that you want to save, put the card into it's adapter, then place it in a computer with a type II PCMCIA socket and run a DOS format command. After reformatting, the card will have 16MB available.

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