Panasonic PVDV73D PVDV73 User Guide - Page 85

Web Camera For Windows 98SE/Me/2000 users

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Web Camera (For Windows 98SE/Me/2000 users) For MSN Messenger Service and Windows NetMeeting (Windows 98SE/Me/2000) When MSN Messenger Service is newly installed or when running for the first time, the following settings become necessary. For more details, please read the corresponding Help file. Note • Once settings are performed, they are not required from the second time the software is run. Before you begin • Be sure you have a dial-up connection. • Referring to pages 80~81, connect the Palmcorder and PC. Confirm that equipment is connected correctly by running the [Audio Tuning Wizard]. (p. 86) Caution • For MSN Messenger Service and Windows NetMeeting, please refer to the Microsoft Home Page: http://www.microsoft.com/ http://www.msn.com/ 1 Turn on your PC. 2 Download the latest version MSN Messenger Service (4.5 or later) and Windows NetMeeting (3.01 or later) from the Microsoft Home Page: http://www.microsoft.com/ http://www.msn.com/ • For download instructions, please 3 refer to Help on the Home Page. Install the MSN Messenger Service. 4 • Follow the instructions on the screen. The first time MSN Messenger Service is run, etc., the Setup screen is displayed. Click [Click here to sign in]. Please carefully read the contents and then proceed. 5 Type in your Sign-in name and password. • You'll need to get a hotmail address. If you do not have one, click on [Get one here]. Please carefully read the displayed contents and then proceed. There are times when a Version Upgrade screen will be displayed. However, if you are using MSN Messenger Service 4.5 or later, there is no need to upgrade. 85 PC Connection

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PC Connection
Web Camera (For Windows 98SE/Me/2000 users)
For MSN Messenger Service and Windows NetMeeting
(Windows 98SE/Me/2000)
When MSN Messenger Service is newly installed or when running for the first time, the
following settings become necessary. For more details, please read the corresponding
Help file.
Note
• Once settings are performed, they are not required from the second time the software is
run.
1
Turn on your PC.
2
Download the latest version MSN
Messenger Service (4.5 or later) and
Windows NetMeeting (3.01 or later)
from the Microsoft Home Page:
• For download instructions, please
refer to Help on the Home Page.
3
Install the MSN Messenger Service.
• Follow the instructions on the screen.
4
The first time MSN Messenger Service
is run, etc., the Setup screen is
displayed.
Click [Click here to sign in].
Please carefully read the contents and
then proceed.
5
Type in your Sign-in name and
password.
• You’ll need to get a hotmail address.
If you do not have one, click on
[Get one here].
Please carefully read the displayed
contents and then proceed.
Before you begin
• Be sure you have a dial-up connection.
• Referring to pages 80~81, connect the Palmcorder and PC.
Confirm that equipment is connected correctly by running the [Audio Tuning Wizard].
(p. 86)
There are times when a Version Upgrade
screen will be displayed. However, if you
are using MSN Messenger Service 4.5
or later, there is no need to upgrade.
Caution
• For MSN Messenger Service and Windows NetMeeting, please refer to the Microsoft
Home Page: