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All Business has a good 'dummies' article on how to Share Photos between a Digital Camera and a Pocket PC:
'The most straightforward method of sharing digital images between your digital camera and your Pocket PC is to use a memory storage card that is compatible with both units. If this is an option, you can typically just pop the memory card out of the camera, plug it into your Pocket PC, and you're ready to go -- almost.
Your Pocket PC generally needs a bit of help finding files that are stored on a memory card if those files aren't stored in a folder called My Documents. Digital cameras, of course, typically have no need for folders, so they often store image files on the memory card without using any directory structure. Therefore, you may need to explicitly tell whatever software you're using on your Pocket PC to look on the storage card for image files because they won't be stored in the Pocket PC's preferred location.'
Posted by Darren in our Tips category on January 25, 2006