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Capturing Macintosh Screens, hard drive not in a folder.

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To convert your screen captures for uploading, follow the instructions on page 14-2. Then follow the instructions on page 14-6 to upload the screens to the camera. Capturing Macintosh Screens EPSON File Converter for the Macintosh does not have a screen capture feature. However, you can make screen captures using your Macintosh system software, then use EPSON File Converter to convert the screen captures for uploading to your camera. The procedure may differ slightly, depending on your Macintosh. See your computer's manual or Mac Help for more information. To capture screens: 1 Start your application and open the file to the page or image you want to capture. NOTE ◗ Make sure you maximize your presentation before you capture it. If you set your application to "slide show" mode (or the equivalent) you can capture just the image you want, without menus and other screen elements. See your application's documentation for instructions. ◗ Presentations using large font sizes (at least 18 points) work best. 2 To capture the entire desktop, press the J, Shift, and 3 keys on your computer keyboard at the same time. Your Macintosh names and saves the screen capture on your hard drive (not in a folder). 3 To capture just the active window, turn on Caps Lock, press the J, Shift, and 4 keys at the same time, then click the window you want to capture. You can make as many screen captures as you'd like; simply repeat these steps. To convert your screen captures for uploading, follow the instructions on page 14-4. Then follow the instructions on page 14-6 to upload the screens to the camera. Presenting Your Photos 14-9

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Presenting Your Photos
14-9
To convert your screen captures for uploading, follow the
instructions on page 14-2. Then follow the instructions on
page 14-6 to upload the screens to the camera.
Capturing Macintosh Screens
EPSON File Converter for the Macintosh does not have a
screen capture feature. However, you can make screen
captures using your Macintosh system software, then use
EPSON File Converter to convert the screen captures for
uploading to your camera.
The procedure may differ slightly, depending on your
Macintosh. See your computer
’
s manual or Mac Help for
more information.
To capture screens:
1
Start your application and open the file to the page or
image you want to capture.
NOTE
Make sure you maximize your presentation before you
capture it. If you set your application to
“
slide show
”
mode (or the equivalent) you can capture just the image
you want, without menus and other screen elements.
See your application
’
s documentation for instructions.
Presentations using large font sizes (at least 18 points)
work best.
2
To capture the entire desktop, press the
J
,
Shift
, and
3
keys on your computer keyboard at the same time. Your
Macintosh names and saves the screen capture on your
hard drive (not in a folder).
3
To capture just the active window, turn on
Caps Lock
,
press the
J
,
Shift
, and
4
keys at the same time, then
click the window you want to capture.
You can make as many screen captures as you
’
d like;
simply repeat these steps.
To convert your screen captures for uploading, follow the
instructions on page 14-4. Then follow the instructions on
page 14-6 to upload the screens to the camera.