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PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie Messenger™ System Sending a Portion of a Motion Image 12 7E-Mail 6Preview 1 Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61 to run the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie 2 Messenger™ System. Click [VideoGift] to display the VideoGift screen. • The image captured last is displayed in the VideoGift screen. Caution for Windows 2000 users • If "Unable To Locate DLL" warning indication is displayed, please see 3 page 88. Select a Motion image. (Continue with steps 4~6 on page 65 to specify 4 the portion to be played.) Drag pointer 1 to start position. 5 Drag pointer 2 to end position. 6 Click [Preview]. (To set size/quality, do steps 4 and 5 on page 69.) • To save the image to your PC, click 7 [Save]. Click [E-Mail] and then send the e-mail message. (p. 67) Slide-Show Edit A collection of still images can be edited as slides. 4Slide Edit 1 Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61 to run the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie 2 Messenger™ System. Click [VideoGift] to display the VideoGift screen. • The image captured last is displayed in the VideoGift screen. Caution for Windows 2000 users • If "Unable To Locate DLL" warning indication is displayed, please see 3 page 88. Select the Still images. (See steps 4~6 on page 65.) • The selected Still images are 4 displayed on the VideoGift screen. Click on [Slide Edit] on the VideoGift screen. • The "Slide-show Edit" screen is 5 displayed. Edit slides. • Use "Help" for detailed instructions. 68 Forassistance, pleasecall: 1-800-211-PANA(7262)orsende-mailto:[email protected]

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68
For assistance,
please call :
1-800-211-PANA(7262) or send e-mail to : [email protected]
PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie Messenger™ System
Sending a Portion of a Motion
Image
1
Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61
to run
the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie
Messenger™ System.
2
Click [VideoGift]
to display the
VideoGift screen.
• The image captured last is displayed
in the VideoGift screen.
• If “Unable To Locate DLL” warning
indication is displayed, please see
page 88.
3
Select a Motion image.
(Continue with
steps
4~6
on page 65 to specify
the portion to be played.)
4
Drag pointer
to start position.
5
Drag pointer
to end position.
6
Click [Preview].
(To set size/quality,
do steps
4
and
5
on page 69.)
• To save the image to your PC, click
[Save].
7
Click [E-Mail] and then send the
e-mail message.
(p. 67)
2
1
2
6
Preview
7
E-Mail
1
Slide-Show Edit
A collection of still images can be edited as
slides.
1
Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61
to run
the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie
Messenger™ System.
2
Click [VideoGift]
to display the
VideoGift screen.
• The image captured last is displayed
in the VideoGift screen.
• If “Unable To Locate DLL” warning
indication is displayed, please see
page 88.
3
Select the Still images.
(See steps
4
~
6
on page 65.)
• The selected Still images are
displayed on the VideoGift screen.
4
Click on [Slide Edit]
on the VideoGift
screen.
• The “Slide-show Edit” screen is
displayed.
5
Edit slides.
• Use “Help” for detailed instructions.
4
Slide Edit
Caution for Windows 2000 users
Caution for Windows 2000 users