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Getting Memory Information, Using CompactFlash Memory Cards, Getting Started

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 In Windows NT 3.51, use the Windows File Manager to copy image files to your hard drive.  On a Macintosh, use the Finder to drag and drop image files to your desktop or hard drive.  Click the View PC Card Images button in Image Expert and follow the instructions in the Getting Started guide to transfer images in the usual way. 2 Press the or Control menu. button until you see the Photo 3 Press the SEL button to display the menu options: NOTE If you can't access a card in your notebook computer, contact the computer manufacturer. For more information, see page 10-7. Getting Memory Information You can use the Photo Control menu to get information on the number of pictures taken and remaining in your camera's internal memory and on an installed memory card. Make sure the camera dial is set to Play and follow these steps: 1 Press the SEL button to display the LCD screen menus. 4 Press the button until Photo Info is highlighted in orange, then press the SEL button. You see information displayed like the following: additional photos you can store at current image quality number of photos stored in camera or card 8-6 Using CompactFlash Memory Cards

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Using CompactFlash Memory Cards
In Windows NT 3.51, use the Windows File Manager
to copy image files to your hard drive.
On a Macintosh, use the Finder to drag and drop image
files to your desktop or hard drive.
Click the
View PC Card Images
button
in Image
Expert and follow the instructions in the
Getting Started
guide to transfer images in the usual way.
NOTE
If you can’t access a card in your notebook computer, contact the
computer manufacturer. For more information, see page 10-7.
Getting Memory Information
You can use the Photo Control menu to get
information on the number of pictures taken and
remaining in your camera’s internal memory and on an
installed memory card. Make sure the camera dial is set to
Play
and follow these steps:
1
Press the
SEL
button to display the LCD screen menus.
2
Press the
or
button until you see the Photo
Control menu.
3
Press the
SEL
button to display the menu options:
4
Press the
button until
Photo Info
is highlighted in
orange, then press the
SEL
button. You see information
displayed like the following:
number of photos
stored in camera
or card
additional
photos you
can store at
current image
quality