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Using a PC Card Adapter

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5 Press the button next to Shot SETUP. You see the Shot SETUP menu. 6 Press the button next to Trailing (or the current flash setting) to change the setting to Ext Flash (external). 7 Turn the camera dial to the setting you want to use to take a picture. 8 Turn on the flash. Now you are ready to start using your camera with the flash. NOTE The camera's flash modes are disabled when using the external flash. See the flash documentation for information on any available settings. Using a PC Card Adapter If your desktop or notebook computer has a Type II PC card (PCMCIA) slot, you can use a PC card adapter to access images stored on CompactFlash cards. NOTE ◗ If you don't have an adapter, you can use Image Expert to transfer photos to your computer. Or you can use the USB Storage driver to copy your photos to your hard drive. See Chapter 10. ◗ If you can't access a card in your notebook computer, contact the computer manufacturer. See page A-10 for more information. If you're using a Macintosh, you may need to enable PC Exchange extension software to access files on CompactFlash cards. See your Macintosh documentation for information. For information on installing, formatting, and removing memory cards from your camera, see Chapter 1. Optional Accessories B-6

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Optional Accessories
B-6
5
Press the button next to
Shot SETUP
. You see the
Shot SETUP menu.
6
Press the button next to
Trailing
(or the current
flash setting) to change the
setting to
Ext Flash
(external).
7
Turn the camera dial to the setting you want to use to
take a picture.
8
Turn on the flash.
Now you are ready to start using your camera with the flash.
NOTE
The camera
’
s flash modes are disabled when using the external
flash. See the flash documentation for information on any
available settings.
Using a PC Card Adapter
If your desktop or notebook computer has a Type II
PC card (PCMCIA) slot, you can use a PC card adapter to
access images stored on CompactFlash cards.
NOTE
If you don
’
t have an adapter, you can use Image Expert to
transfer photos to your computer. Or you can use the USB
Storage driver to copy your photos to your hard drive. See
Chapter 10.
If you can
’
t access a card in your notebook computer,
contact the computer manufacturer. See page A-10 for more
information.
If you
’
re using a Macintosh, you may need to enable PC
Exchange extension software to access files on CompactFlash
cards. See your Macintosh documentation for information.
For information on installing, formatting, and removing
memory cards from your camera, see Chapter 1.