Epson PhotoPC 850Z User Manual - Page 113

from the Edit menu. You see a, confirmation message.

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Image Expert will automatically create an album (folder) for your pictures with the current date as its name. You can type your own name for the album if you want, or choose an existing album. 4 Click Open (or OK on a Macintosh) to begin transferring your pictures. You see a confirmation message asking if you want to download selected images only. 5 Click Selected to download the selected images, or All to download all images. A window like the following shows you the progress of each image: 6 When you're finished, close the filmstrip window. 7 To erase all images from the camera's memory card, select Erase All Images from the Camera menu. To erase a particular image, click the image to select it and choose Delete from the Edit menu. You see a confirmation message. 8 Click Yes to erase the image(s), or No to cancel. You can double-click an image to open it in Image Expert. You can display your images one by one, edit, print, and copy them to diskettes, or place them in your documents and presentations. See Chapters 9, 10, and 11 for more information about working with images in Image Expert. click if you want to stop transferring images 8-8 Getting Photos Into Your Computer

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8-8
Getting Photos Into Your Computer
Image Expert will automatically create an album (folder)
for your pictures with the current date as its name. You
can type your own name for the album if you want, or
choose an existing album.
4
Click
Open
(or
OK
on a Macintosh) to begin
transferring your pictures. You see a confirmation
message asking if you want to download selected images
only.
5
Click
Selected
to download the selected images, or
All
to download all images. A window like the following
shows you the progress of each image:
6
When you’re finished, close the filmstrip window.
7
To erase all images from the camera’s memory card,
select
Erase All Images
from the Camera menu. To
erase a particular image, click the image to select it and
choose
Delete
from the Edit menu. You see a
confirmation message.
8
Click
Yes
to erase the image(s), or
No
to cancel.
You can double-click an image to open it in Image Expert.
You can display your images one by one, edit, print, and
copy them to diskettes, or place them in your documents and
presentations. See Chapters 9, 10, and 11 for more
information about working with images in Image Expert.
click if you want to stop
transferring images