Satellie A100: How to use MMC card in card reader

Hi everybody,
first of all I have a Toshiba Satellie A100 Notebook.
And now my question: at the front of the (closed) Notebook, there is card reader slot, right next to microphone and volume,etc.
I have a MMC card of my mobile phone, but it doesn't fit in becuse the slot I much to big. Do i need an adapter? I'm afraid, that i won't get it out anymore afterwards!
Can somebody help me please?!
Thanks!
grettings, thomas87

No, i don't mean the express-card-slot on the left side of the notebook.
sorry, it is a satellie A100-773.
I have already looked into the manuals and there is a cardreader SD/MMC/...
under the slot there are also symbols of different mediacards!
so it does really exist! =)
but how to use it? it's such a big slot, and the mmc is rather small. so how should i put in the mmc? more left, or right or in the middle...you know what i mean? or do i need an adapter?
thanks, thomas87

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