> I use a "Ridata Smart Media Adapter" and it works perfect with my PowerBook > 1400 (its a PCMCIA card). It doesn't need any software and it shows up as an > ATA drive on the desktop when a smartmedia card is inserted (and transfers > fast). I use a Fuji Finepix 1400 digital camera and a 64meg smartmedia card. > I don't know if it will work for sure on a 5300 or 3400, but it does work > great on the 1400 (the 520c on the other hand is still an unknown). > > Jake > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote.......> > > Does anyone on this list use a pc card smartcard > reader with a 5300 or 3400? > > I have a Fujifilm floppy card adapter, but it even > says in the documentation not to use it on a > PowerBook. The first floppy adapter we bought was a > Sony device, and it failed to work at all on any > machine we own. (The Fujifilm gizmo works fine on my > 6500 ppc) _____________________ Has anyone used media cards for VM and is it worth it?
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