Loading digital photos to the 5th Generation iPod from laptop

It's not a crisis, and I really enjoy my new 80GB iPod, but why can't I get all my digital photos downloaded into the iPod from my Window's-based computer? I have photos placed in files in 'My Pictures' and after the pictures were downloaded into the iPod, it only seemed to 'accept' a certain amount of pics from each file (example of one I noticed...one of my files has 8 pics, and it transferred only 2 to the iPod under that file name). Am I doing something wrong? Thanks to anyone who can help...
Gateway Windows XP BIG notebook...

my friend the same thing happened to me.
I am still not entierly sure what the problem is or how to fix it so if you find an answer well both of us will earn;P

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