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Deleting Photo Images and Moving Images (Delete) • The Delete function works only in M.Player mode. ➥page 18 • You can erase the photo images and moving images recorded on the memory card. • To delete a protected image, first cancel image protection. • Once you delete an image, you cannot restore it. Check the images carefully before deleting them. 1. Set the Select switch to Card. 2. Press the MODE button to set Player ( ). • The last recorded image appears. • If there are no recorded images on the memory card, "No image!" is displayed. 3. Move the Joystick (/) left or right, search for the photo image that you want to delete. 4. Press the MENU button. • The menu list will appear. 5. Move the Joystick up or down to select "Memory", then press the Joystick. 6. Move the Joystick up or down to select "Delete", then press the Joystick. • A message "Do you want to delete?" is displayed. 7. Move the Joystick left or right to select "Yes" or "No", then press the Joystick. M.Player Mode Memory M.Play Select Delete Delete All Protect Print Mark Format Move Select 1/3 MENU Exit Slide 002 1/3 640X480 Do you want to delete? Yes No 12:00 1.JAN.2008 Slide 002 100-0001 1/3 640X480 Using the Joystick Now deleting... • You can directly access the delete function using the Joystick. 1. Move up the Joystick (▲) to select "Delete ( )". • A message "Do you want to delete?" is displayed. 12:00 1.JAN.2008 100-0001 2. Move the Joystick left or right to select "Yes" or "No", then press the Joystick. English _79

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DELETING PHOTO IMAGES AND MOVING IMAGES (DELETE)
The Delete function works only in
M.Player
mode.
➥
page 18
You can erase the photo images and moving images recorded on the memory card.
To delete a protected image, first cancel image protection.
Once you delete an image, you cannot restore it. Check the images carefully before deleting them.
1.
Set the
Select
switch to
CARD
.
2.
Press the
MODE
button to set
Player
(
).
The last recorded image appears.
If there are no recorded images on the memory card,
"No image!"
is displayed.
3.
Move the
Joystick (
/
)
left or right, search for the photo image that you want to delete.
4.
Press the
MENU
button.
The menu list will appear.
5.
Move the
Joystick (
▲
/
▼
)
up or down to select
"Memory"
, then press the
Joystick
.
6.
Move the
Joystick (
▲
/
▼
)
up or down to select
"Delete"
, then press the
Joystick
.
A message
"Do you want to delete?"
is displayed.
7.
Move the
Joystick (
/
)
left or right to select
"Yes"
or
"No"
, then press the
Joystick
.
Using the Joystick
You can directly access the delete function using the
Joystick
.
1.
Move up the
Joystick (
▲
)
to select
"Delete (
)"
.
A message
"Do you want to delete?"
is displayed.
2.
Move the
Joystick (
/
)
left or right to select
"Yes"
or
"No"
, then press the
Joystick
.
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Mov
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S
e
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c
t
Exi
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MENU
Delete
M.Player Mode
M.Play Select
Delete All
Protect
Print Mark
Format
1/3
Memory
12:00 1.JAN.2008
002
Slide
640X480
1/3
100-0001
Yes
No
Do you want to delete?
640X480
100-0001
12:00 1.JAN.2008
002
Slide
1/3
Now deleting...