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8 Click OK to save your settings and close the Auto Downloader Settings window. (Click Cancel if you want to keep your previous settings.) Getting Images Into TWAIN-Compliant Applications If you use Photoshop or other TWAIN-compliant applications, you can transfer your still photos directly into your program from the camera. (You can't use TWAIN to open video clips or sounds.) Follow these steps: 1 Start your application. 2 Choose Import, then Select TWAIN_32 Source if you're running Windows (or Import, then TWAIN Select if you have a Macintosh) from the File menu. 3 For your TWAIN source, choose EPSON Photo!3 (Windows), or Photo!3 (Macintosh). 4 For Windows, choose Import, then TWAIN_32 from the File menu. For Macintosh, select Import, then TWAIN_Acquire. The EPSON Photo!3 screen appears, with thumbnail images of your photos. (If you see the message The Camera Is Not Responding, see page 10-13.) click to transfer your picture(s) NOTE The commands you choose from the File menu differ from one host application to another. With other host applications, you might choose Acquire or Select Source. Some applications let you download only one photo at a time. Getting Photos Into Your Computer 10-9

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Getting Photos Into Your Computer
10-9
8
Click
OK
to save your settings and close the Auto
Downloader Settings window. (Click
Cancel
if you
want to keep your previous settings.)
Getting Images Into TWAIN-Compliant
Applications
If you use Photoshop
or other TWAIN-compliant
applications, you can transfer your still photos directly into
your program from the camera. (You can
t use TWAIN to
open video clips or sounds.) Follow these steps:
1
Start your application.
2
Choose
Import
, then
Select TWAIN_32 Source
if
you
re running Windows (or
Import
, then
TWAIN
Select
if you have a Macintosh) from the File menu.
NOTE
The commands you choose from the File menu differ from
one host application to another. With other host applications,
you might choose
Acquire
or
Select Source
. Some
applications let you download only one photo at a time.
3
For your TWAIN source, choose
EPSON
Photo!3
(Windows), or
Photo!3
(Macintosh).
4
For Windows, choose
Import
, then
TWAIN_32
from
the File menu. For Macintosh, select
Import
, then
TWAIN_Acquire
.
The EPSON Photo!3 screen appears, with thumbnail
images of your photos. (If you see the message
The
Camera Is Not Responding
, see page 10-13.)
click to transfer your picture(s)