Polaroid I - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 4

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Most cameras have a format function. find it and format the card. If that doesn't work, plug into a computer and see what u see. Usually u can format it on a computer also. If u can't format on a computer the card may be history.

Probably the battery is not charging. If it is older than 5 years, the battery could be bad. See if you can have it checked or replaced.

Is the battery fully charged? Try taking out the memory card and see if it still freezes, the card could be corrupted. If that fails then the internal electronics are faulty.

Just google it or ask the cameras maker to send you another disk they will be glad to send you a free one.

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Best Buy; take camera and computer you want to use it with.

Sorry, not even Polaroid seems to have that manual online, only the quick start guide. Try requesting the manual at http://www.polaroidcamerasupport.com/products/IS085/IS085.html

Be aware, jpg is an universal format, for pictures. It is not so all pictures have the same format and information. Your Polaroid can cope with a certain format of pictures. That is with the correct amount of pixels and he correct RGB settings, as your Polaroid camera produces. It is not a computer. When you connect a printer to a computer, with the print program, the program can transform any picture size to any print size and also can work with RGB and sRGB, or even more challenges. I'm not even sure the Polaroid will accept pictures in the same format, if to a certain code is in the jpg.

The i237 will work with any SD card up to 2GB in size or any SDHC card up to 32GB in size. It will not work with SDXC cards, 64GB or larger.

On page 52 of the manual it says, press print to enter the print menu or when you want to print the last picture you took, press the print button twice.