Epson PhotoPC 850Z User Manual - Page 123

Importing Images Into Documents, command, such

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Although most of the instructions and illustrations in this chapter apply to Windows 95 and 98, you can follow the same steps in Windows NT 4.0 or on a Macintosh. Importing Images Into Documents Once your pictures are transferred and saved on your hard drive, you can import them into your applications. You may need to convert your images if you didn't export them from the camera (as explained in Chapter 8) and your application can't import JPEG files. Or you can use the Save As feature of Image Expert to convert image files. 3 Select the point where you want to place your picture. 4 Select Picture from the Insert menu. (In some applications you may need to select a different command, such as Import Picture, which is usually in the File menu.) An Insert Picture dialog box appears (your dialog box may look different, depending on your application): NOTE Your picture may display poor image quality on the screen after you import it. However, in most cases it will print correctly. Follow these steps to import a PhotoPC 850Z picture into your document: 1 Start your application. 2 Open the document where you want to use the picture. 5 Locate and select the image you want to insert. In some applications you can see a preview of your picture. 9-2 Getting Your Photos Into Documents

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9-2
Getting Your Photos Into Documents
Although most of the instructions and illustrations in this
chapter apply to Windows 95 and 98, you can follow the
same steps in Windows NT 4.0 or on a Macintosh.
Importing Images Into Documents
Once your pictures are transferred and saved on your hard
drive, you can import them into your applications. You may
need to convert your images if you didn’t export them from
the camera (as explained in Chapter 8) and your application
can’t import JPEG files. Or you can use the Save As feature
of Image Expert to convert image files.
NOTE
Your picture may display poor image quality on the screen after
you import it. However, in most cases it will print correctly.
Follow these steps to import a PhotoPC 850Z picture into
your document:
1
Start your application.
2
Open the document where you want to use the picture.
3
Select the point where you want to place your picture.
4
Select
Picture
from the
Insert
menu. (In some
applications you may need to select a different
command, such as
Import Picture
, which is usually in
the File menu.)
An Insert Picture dialog box appears (your dialog box
may look different, depending on your application):
5
Locate and select the image you want to insert. In some
applications you can see a preview of your picture.