I second Bruce Johnson's comments: I have the same setup for the 5300 with the addition of the VST internal Zip drive. I download pictures from my digital camera each night or so to a Zip disk. The Zip disk is readable by my DOS Zip and I use DOS formatted blank Zip disks on the Mac to store pictures on. I have the PCMCIA port reader to get the pictures and then save them to the Zip disk. One nice neat package to carry along! Readers in the PCMCIA ports can read Smartmedia cards and a few other cards. Make sure you are using a digital camera for which there is a compatible PCMCIA reader made. I also have my 5300 hooked for ethernet and for modem use when at home and when traveling. I use 8.6. The small footprint of the 5300 and the versatility are perfect for those uses.
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