HP 1000 HP Photo Scanner 1000 - (English) Photo Imaging Quick Reference Guide
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the a computer. The HP Automatic Image Unload Software (a) launches and unloads your new images. Unload images manually Use this method to start the unload process manually, or when you use a memory card reader. Click the Unload Images button on the HP Photo Imaging Software window (b). The HP - HP 1000 | HP Photo Scanner 1000 - (English) Photo Imaging Quick Reference Guide - Page 2
start this software: 1. Double click the HP Photo Imaging Software icon on your computer desktop. -or2. From the Windows Start menu, point to Programs. Point to HP PhotoSmart, Photo Imaging, and click on HP Photo Imaging Software. Unload Images Start the HP Automatic Image Unload Software to unload - HP 1000 | HP Photo Scanner 1000 - (English) Photo Imaging Quick Reference Guide - Page 3
Software to work with images on your computer. For more information on the ACDSee software, see the online help available from the ACDSee software Help menu. How to View Images with the ACDSee Software will start an HP software program for images in the ACDSee Software window, press and hold - HP 1000 | HP Photo Scanner 1000 - (English) Photo Imaging Quick Reference Guide - Page 4
Share Images. The HP Share-to-Web software launches. 2. Drag images from Windows Explorer into the Share-to-Web gallery. (Note: You can also drag images from other programs that support drag and drop.) 3. Click Begin Upload. The HP Share-to-Web wizard appears. Follow the instructions on the screen - HP 1000 | HP Photo Scanner 1000 - (English) Photo Imaging Quick Reference Guide - Page 5
your pages for printing. If you start from the HP Photo Imaging Software: 1. On the HP Photo Imaging Software window, click Print Images. The HP Photo Printing software launches. 2. Select the images to print in the Photo Printing Software gallery (left pane). 3. Adjust images as desired. 4. Create
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HP Photo Imaging Quick Reference
a
b
(*Some devices only)
To unload images from your image capture device (such as a digital camera), device with a memory card reader, or memory card,
do one of the following:
Unload images automatically
Unload images automatically
Unload images automatically
Unload images automatically
Use this method to automatically unload images
when you connect your image capture device
(such as a digital camera) to the computer.
Connect your image capture device to the
computer.
The
HP Automatic Image Unload
Software
(
a
) launches and unloads your new
images.
Unload images manually
Unload images manually
Unload images manually
Unload images manually
Use this method to start the unload process
manually, or when you use a memory card
reader.
Click the
Unload Images
button on the
HP Photo
Imaging Software
window (
b
).
The HP
Automatic Image Unload Software launches.
Choose your unload settings and click Start
Unload.
Copy and paste images to the
Copy and paste images to the
Copy and paste images to the
Copy and paste images to the
computer
computer
computer
computer
If your image capture device or memory card
reader appears as a drive letter, you can copy
images from that drive letter and paste them in
a folder on your computer (usually the C drive).
This is an alternative to the unload steps listed
above.
In the HP Automatic Image Unload Software window, click the
Task
Options
button to choose automated tasks that occur every time you
unload, such as:
•
Printing your new photos
•
Creating album pages
•
Viewing images
•
Deleting images from your image capture device or memory card
*Some devices only:
Some image capture devices (such as scanners) may have a different method for transferring images to your
computer.
See the user documentation that came with your device for more information.
Unloading Images