How to choose the action to be taken upon inserting Flash Disk

In XP, when I inserted a flash disk in a card reader, a dialog box came up
asking me to choose what default action was to be taken. My choice was to
open a folder showing the image files. I don't see a way to do this in
Vista. Help Appreciated - IM

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You can change the Autoplay actions...
Start - Default Programs - Change Autoplay Settings

.... but I haven't had much luck in getting my camera or flash disk to be
automatically recognized.
I have to open Windows Photo Gallery, File - Import from Camera or Scanner -
and pick the correct drive letter...




"Imageman" <> wrote in message
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> In XP, when I inserted a flash disk in a card reader, a dialog box came up
> asking me to choose what default action was to be taken. My choice was to
> open a folder showing the image files. I don't see a way to do this in
> Vista. Help Appreciated - IM
>
> --
> USA - Washington State, Kitsap County, City of Poulsbo "Replies welcomed
> as a sign of good etiquette" Nostradamus 1560 :-)
>
>
>

Dave - I tried the Autoplay settings and you're right, it doesn't work. I
found a little utility called 'Quick Image Transfer'. It is VERY simple and
does exactly what I wanted. You might try it.
http://www.allscoop.com/category/free-software/page/2 Thanks for your
help - IM

"Dave" <> wrote in message
news:...
> You can change the Autoplay actions...
> Start - Default Programs - Change Autoplay Settings
>
> ... but I haven't had much luck in getting my camera or flash disk to be
> automatically recognized.
> I have to open Windows Photo Gallery, File - Import from Camera or
> Scanner - and pick the correct drive letter...
>
>
>
>
> "Imageman" <> wrote in message
> news:C22C01D7-9169-433E-AF76-...
>> In XP, when I inserted a flash disk in a card reader, a dialog box came
>> up asking me to choose what default action was to be taken. My choice was
>> to open a folder showing the image files. I don't see a way to do this
>> in Vista. Help Appreciated - IM
>>
>> --
>> USA - Washington State, Kitsap County, City of Poulsbo "Replies
>> welcomed as a sign of good etiquette" Nostradamus 1560 :-)
>>
>>
>>