No Preview available when importing pictures into lightroom

Using lightroom 1.0 and my Nikon d200 with a cf card I am able to see preview pictures when deciding what to import into lightroom. Using a new Leica V Lux with an SD card I am not able to see photos prior to importing into lightroom. Have searched for an answer to no avail. I must be missing something but can't figure our what. Can anyone help me?? ml

Are you viewing your CF and SD cards with your camera directly connected to your computer or do you use a card reader?
And are you Mac or Windows?
By the way, Lr 1.0 supports the V-LUX 1. Is that the same as your camera?

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