Epson PhotoPC 3000Z User Manual - Page 139

Opening Photos in the Camera’s Memory Card, You see the Photo! Print2 Launcher window.

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Opening Photos in the Camera's Memory Card You can use the EPSON Photo! Print2 Launcher to open the photos from your camera's memory card for printing without saving them on your computer. CAUTION When you use Photo! Print2 Launcher to open your files in Photo! Print2, your files are not permanently stored on the computer. Before you delete photos from the camera's memory card, make sure to transfer them as described in Chapter 10. Follow these steps to open your photos in Photo! Print2 with the Photo! Print2 Launcher: 1 Connect the camera to your computer, turn the camera dial to and turn on the camera by pressing the POWER button. 2 In Windows, click Start, point to Programs, EPSON Photo!3, then click EPSON Photo! Print2 Launcher. Printing Your Photos On a Macintosh, double-click the EPSON Photo! Print2 Launcher icon in the EPSON Photo!3 folder. For USB systems, press the image quality button on your camera. You see the Photo! Print2 Launcher window. The Launcher shows previews of your photos as it transfers the images to Photo! Print2. NOTE If you see an error message, check for possible solutions on page A-9. 12-2

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Printing Your Photos
12-2
Opening Photos in the Camera
s
Memory Card
You can use the EPSON Photo! Print2 Launcher to open the
photos from your camera
s memory card for printing
without saving them on your computer.
CAUTION
When you use Photo! Print2 Launcher to open your files in
Photo! Print2, your files are not permanently stored on the
computer. Before you delete photos from the camera
s memory
card, make sure to transfer them as described in Chapter 10.
Follow these steps to open your photos in Photo! Print2 with
the Photo! Print2 Launcher:
1
Connect the camera to your computer, turn the camera
dial to
and turn on the camera by pressing the
POWER
button.
2
In Windows, click
Start
, point to
Programs
,
EPSON
Photo!3
, then click
EPSON Photo! Print2
Launcher
.
On a Macintosh, double-click the
EPSON Photo!
Print2 Launcher
icon in the EPSON Photo!3 folder.
For USB systems, press the
image quality button on
your camera.
You see the Photo! Print2 Launcher window.
The Launcher shows previews of your photos as it
transfers the images to Photo! Print2.
NOTE
If you see an error message, check for possible solutions on
page A-9.