[P1] Death of Image Capture

[Eric B. Richardson]

I like your system, the problem is that whether the camera is 
attached or not, the Image Capture program doesn't open, it starts 
and then displays a message that the program has quit, before you see 
a menu bar or any open windows.

Actually, the problem is on my desktop, the iBook Image Capture app 
seems to be working fine with my camera just as it always has and 
like it used to with the desktop.

As previously noted, I trashed the prefs file without resolving the 
problem, and then threw out the program, and reinstalled from the Mac 
OS 10.1 cd using pacifist, and still could not resolve the problem. 
hmmmm...


>
>Without your camera connected, open Image Capture. A window should 
>open saying No Image Capture device connected.
>
>Select the Image Capture preferences under the Image Capture menu.
>
>Select  for When a Camera is connected, Image Capture. Or if you 
>prefer use the Other option for another application. Quit Image 
>Capture and connect your camera.
>
>If that doesn't work, disconnect the camera and try another 
>selection in the popup menu.
>
>When Image capture opens, it presents a window letting you select 
>where to down load the fotos, I usually download to an empty folder 
>named New Pictures and then drag that only to the iView Media Pro 
>alias.
>
>If this still doesn't work, open Image Capture before you connect 
>your camera and see what happens. It is possible your camera is just 
>incompatible but let's not give up yet.
>
>You can also check Apple support to see what they say about the problem.