Digi pics corrupting upon download
a few weeks ago (end of Oct) i upgraded to 10.4 and then in the last few days i upgraded to 10.4.3. i haven't downloaded digi pics from my compact flash card since i upgraded. tonight i tried and all of them were corrupted. they were fine on the CF card. i normally download digi pics directly to iphoto using a SanDisk ImageMate reader (which takes both CF and Memory Stick slots).
so i tried a couple of different things. i tried my other, smaller CF card. same thing. then i tried skipping iphoto and saving the file directly to my desktop. same thing.
i'd like to know ***? these are pics of my 1-yr-old, i don't appreciate my computer eating them.
is there a firmware update i need?
is there a chance of recovering the pics? the thumbnail view in the 'get info' screen for the file has the whole pic, but when i try to open it in preview all i see is the very top edge.
I hate to hear you are having trouble with installing facebook to your device. You can remove the app from your device and do a soft reset but removing the battery. Once powered back on, dial *228 press send and select option 1 to re-program. If this does not resolve the issue, a hard reset would be recommended. Once the hard reset has been performed you can then go through the process of adding the facebook application.
From the home screen, select Applications.
Select Settings.
Select Privacy.
Select Factory data reset.
Select Reset phone.
If presented, enter the current passcode or draw the unlock pattern.
Select Erase everything.
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