Epson P-1000 User Manual - Page 31

Copying Photos From the P-1000 to a Memory Card, Copying Photos Between a Computer and the P-1000

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After the files are copied, you see thumbnails of the photos. If you want to look at them, select one, press the OK button to enlarge it, and then press l or r on the arrow button to scroll through the photos. 4 Press the CANCEL button to return to the Main Menu. Copying Photos From the P-1000 to a Memory Card You can copy individual photos or complete folders from your P-1000 to a memory card. Although you cannot copy an album this way, you can copy individual photos from an album. If you will be copying individual photos, it's okay if the memory card already contains photos-as long as there is enough space to hold the new ones you will copy. If you are copying one or more folders, the memory card must be empty. Follow these steps: 1 Insert a memory card in the P-1000. If you will be copying folders, the card must be empty. 2 Select a folder in the Card Case or a single image that you want to copy. Note: You cannot select an album, but you can select individual pictures in an album. 3 Press the MENU button to display the Pop-up menu: 4 Select Copy to Memory Card. Then press the OK button. The photos are copied to the memory card. Delete Copy All Images to Album Copy to Memory Card Slide Show Lock Return to Main Menu PC View Mode Hide Unsupported Files Copying Photos Between a Computer and the P-1000 If you have connected a computer to your P-1000, you can copy photos from one device to the other. Follow these steps: 1 Connect the computer to your P-1000 as described on page 19. The LCD is turned off. 2 Use your photo software (such as Film Factory), Windows Explorer, Macintosh Finder, or other application to select the images you want to copy and drag them to the desired location. Viewing and Managing Images 31

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Viewing and Managing Images
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After the files are copied, you see thumbnails of the
photos. If you want to look at them, select one, press
the
OK
button to enlarge it, and then press
l
or
r
on
the arrow button to scroll through the photos.
4
Press the
CANCEL
button to return to the Main Menu.
Copying Photos From the P-1000 to a
Memory Card
You can copy individual photos or complete folders from
your P-1000 to a memory card. Although you cannot copy
an album this way, you can copy individual photos from an
album.
If you will be copying individual photos, it’s okay if the
memory card already contains photos—as long as there is
enough space to hold the new ones you will copy. If you are
copying one or more folders, the memory card must be
empty.
Follow these steps:
1
Insert a memory card in the P-1000. If you will be
copying folders, the card must be empty.
2
Select a folder in the Card Case or a single image that
you want to copy.
Note:
You cannot select an album, but you can select individual
pictures in an album.
3
Press the
MENU
button to display
the Pop-up menu:
4
Select
Copy to Memory Card
.
Then press the
OK
button. The
photos are copied to the memory
card.
Copying Photos Between a Computer and
the P-1000
If you have connected a computer to your P-1000, you can
copy photos from one device to the other. Follow these
steps:
1
Connect the computer to your P-1000 as described on
page 19. The LCD is turned off.
2
Use your photo software (such as Film Factory),
Windows Explorer, Macintosh Finder, or other
application to select the images you want to copy and
drag them to the desired location.
Delete
Copy All Images to Album
Copy to Memory Card
Slide Show
Lock
Return to Main Menu
PC View Mode
Hide Unsupported Files