Epson PhotoPC 750Z User Manual - Page 6

Getting Photos Into Applications and, Documents, Working With Photos and Albums - windows 7

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Erasing Pictures 2-7 4 Working With Photos and Albums Erasing the Currently Displayed Picture 2-7 Using Albums 4-2 Selecting Pictures to Erase 2-8 Organizing Pictures in Albums 4-2 Locking Photos 2-9 Renaming a Picture 4-3 Unlocking Photos 2-11 Viewing Picture Information 4-3 Playing Back Pictures on TV 2-12 Printing an Image or Album 4-4 Choosing the Layout Style 4-5 3 Getting Photos Into Applications and Adding Text 4-7 Documents Choosing Album Images 4-8 Getting Images Into TWAIN Applications 3-1 Adjusting the Printed Area 4-8 Getting Images That You Can Import 3-3 Adding Sound to an Image 4-9 What To Do If the Camera Is Not Playing Back Sounds 4-10 Responding 3-5 Editing Sounds 4-11 Importing Images Into Documents 3-6 Deleting Sounds 4-11 Getting Images With Copy and Paste 3-8 Adding Annotations 4-12 Using Drag and Drop From an Album Blending In Annotations 4-13 (Windows Only) 3-8 Deleting Annotations 4-13 Getting Images With the Camio Viewer Displaying Albums as Slide Shows 4-14 (Windows 95, Windows 98, and Using an Album as a Screen Saver 4-15 Windows NT 4.0) 3-10 Setting an Image as Wallpaper 4-15 Dragging and Dropping a Picture Into Copying to Diskette or Zip Disk 4-16 a Document 3-11 Viewing the Pictures on Diskette or Transferring Images Before Placing Them 3-12 Zip Disk 4-17 Sending Pictures and Sound by E-mail 4-18 iv

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Erasing Pictures
2-7
Erasing the Currently Displayed Picture
2-7
Selecting Pictures to Erase
2-8
Locking Photos
2-9
Unlocking Photos
2-11
Playing Back Pictures on TV
2-12
3
Getting Photos Into Applications and
Documents
Getting Images Into TWAIN Applications
3-1
Getting Images That You Can Import
3-3
What To Do If the Camera Is Not
Responding
3-5
Importing Images Into Documents
3-6
Getting Images With Copy and Paste
3-8
Using Drag and Drop From an Album
(Windows Only)
3-8
Getting Images With the Camio Viewer
(Windows 95, Windows 98, and
Windows NT 4.0)
3-10
Dragging and Dropping a Picture Into
a Document
3-11
Transferring Images Before Placing Them
3-12
4
Working With Photos and Albums
Using Albums
4-2
Organizing Pictures in Albums
4-2
Renaming a Picture
4-3
Viewing Picture Information
4-3
Printing an Image or Album
4-4
Choosing the Layout Style
4-5
Adding Text
4-7
Choosing Album Images
4-8
Adjusting the Printed Area
4-8
Adding Sound to an Image
4-9
Playing Back Sounds
4-10
Editing Sounds
4-11
Deleting Sounds
4-11
Adding Annotations
4-12
Blending In Annotations
4-13
Deleting Annotations
4-13
Displaying Albums as Slide Shows
4-14
Using an Album as a Screen Saver
4-15
Setting an Image as Wallpaper
4-15
Copying to Diskette or Zip Disk
4-16
Viewing the Pictures on Diskette or
Zip Disk
4-17
Sending Pictures and Sound by
E-mail
4-18