Camera connected message

When I connect my iPod Touch (2.2) to my laptop (or PC) which has the latest iTunes we get the message "Camera Connected". Select the program to launch this action:
Microsoft Office Document Scanning
Microsoft Office Publisher
Microsoft Office Publisher (but the icon is different)
Microsoft Office Word
Microsoft Office Word
Picasa
Why does it say "Camera Connected"?
regards,
Mahesh

Hi Mahesh,
The PC is saying camera connected because the iPod has a photo in the camera roll. Maybee you took a screen shot by holding the Home button and pressing the Sleep/Wake button.
You can disable the notification by following the steps in this article: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1857
-Jason

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