Apple Camera Connector

Can anyone offer advice on how to successfully view photos imported from camera (Casio Exilim 7.2) 1.0G memory card through the Apple camera connector to the ipod???? It seems like the photos transferred but when try to view them (by following the directions in manual) I cannot find them. I go to the main menu and choose Photos>Photo Import and then choose the roll but the manual says to then choose Browse but there is no Browse choice. I only get the choice to delete roll or cancel. Any ideas?

Did you find a solution? I have the same problem.
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