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From: "Brenda" <ejnbln@comcast.net>
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Subject: sandisk 256 MB
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I have a HP 812 photosmart - with a 256MB SanDisk SD card - took 65
ictures  - dropped the camera and the pictures were gone - "no pictures" in
camera - are the memory cards this fragile?  and is there any chance of
recovery? Guess I'll have to keep the memory card out of the camera - just
wondering if this has been the experience of anyone else - or is it a
SanDisk issue - I have already
replaced a SanDisk - thanks for any help.     Brenda