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Printing photos from the Picture Motion Browser - photo paper

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Printing photos from the Picture Motion Browser 2 Click "Start". You can use the Picture Motion Browser to print an image from your PC using P size print paper. 1 Start the Picture Motion Browser window using either of the following methods: • Double-click (Picture Motion Browser) on the Windows desktop. • Click "Start" - "All Programs" (or "Programs" with Windows 2000) "Sony Picture Utility" - "Picture Motion Browser." The "Information Tool" window is displayed. When the Picture Motion Browser is started for the first time The dialog box to register a viewed folder is displayed. If images have already been saved in the "My Pictures" folder, click "Register Now." If you have saved images in a folder other than the "My Pictures" folder, click "Register Later." Refer to "To register a browsing folder" (page 48). How to access the "My Pictures" folder • In Windows 2000: Click "My Documents" - "My Pictures" on the desktop. • In Windows Vista/XP: Click "Start" - "My Pictures" from the taskbar. The main window of the Picture Motion Browser is displayed. To switch the display of the main window There are 2 different versions of photo view used in the main window as follows: To switch the view, click the tab "Folders" or "Calendar." • "Folders" view The images will be classified in each registered folder and are displayed as thumbnails. • "Calendar" view The images will be classified according to the shot date and are displayed as thumbnails on each date of the calendar. In "Calendar" view, you can switch the display according to the year, month, or hour. In this section, "Folders" view windows are used as examples. 44 GB

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2
Click “Start”.
The main window of the Picture
Motion Browser is displayed.
To switch the display of the main
window
There are 2 different versions of photo
view used in the main window as
follows:
To switch the view, click the tab
“Folders” or “Calendar.”
•
“Folders” view
The images will be classified in each
registered folder and are displayed
as thumbnails.
•
“Calendar” view
The images will be classified
according to the shot date and are
displayed as thumbnails on each
date of the calendar. In “Calendar”
view, you can switch the display
according to the year, month, or
hour.
In this section, “Folders” view
windows are used as examples.
Printing photos from
the Picture Motion
Browser
You can use the
Picture Motion Browser
to
print an image from your PC using P size
print paper.
1
Start the Picture Motion Browser
window using either of the
following methods:
• Double-click
(Picture Motion
Browser) on the Windows desktop.
•
Click “Start” - “All Programs” (or
“Programs” with Windows 2000) -
“Sony Picture Utility” - “Picture
Motion Browser.”
The “Information Tool” window is
displayed.
When the Picture Motion Browser is
started for the first time
The dialog box to register a viewed
folder is displayed. If images have
already been saved in the “My
Pictures” folder, click “Register
Now.”
If you have saved images in a folder
other than the “My Pictures” folder,
click “Register Later.”
Refer to
”To
register a browsing folder” (page 48).
How to access the “My Pictures”
folder
•
In Windows 2000:
Click “My Documents” - “My
Pictures” on the desktop.
•
In Windows Vista/XP:
Click “Start” - “My Pictures” from
the taskbar.