Upload photos from iPhoto to CF card in camera

I'd like to upload phptos from my Powermac G4 to a compact flash card in my DSLR. My Mac recognizes the camera as a drive, and I can drag jpeg files into the camera drive, but they don't show up on the card in the camera. When I open the camera drive in the Mac, the photos are there, but not in the camera. Very frustrating. Cab anyone help?.
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Terence:
Sounds like an interesting solution, but I have no idea how to implement your suggestion. I'd certainly appreciate your help. By the way, I took someone elses suggestion of using a card reader. Tried this to no avail. Even though the reader put the images on the card, the camera didn't recognize that they were there.
Thanks,
John

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