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renaming, copying, deleting, and rotating images, recording sound files

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162 | hp Jornada 920 series wireless digital assistant user's guide From Browse mode, you can perform file actions (rename, copy, or delete) on selected images. You can also record sounds files to go with a specific images. renaming, copying, deleting, and rotating images Use the Edit menu to rename, delete, move, copy, and rotate images. When renaming an image, do not enter the file name extension (for example, .jpg) You can delete, move, and copy several images at once. Select multiple images by tapping the triangle in the upper left corner of the thumbnail images, or tap Mark on the Edit menu. recording sound files You can record sound files to go with your images. When you display an image with an associated sound file, the sound file is played (unless the Play review-related sounds option has been disabled). An image that has an associated sound file has a musical note icon on its thumbnail. To record a sound file to go with an image 1. In Browse mode, select the image. 2. Tap the Sound button on the menu bar to display the Recording toolbar. 3. On the Recording toolbar, tap the Record button. 4. Speak into the microphone or record the sound. 5. When you have finished, tap the Stop button on the Recording toolbar.

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hp Jornada 920 series wireless digital assistant user’s guide
From Browse mode, you can perform file actions (rename, copy, or delete)
on selected images. You can also record sounds files to go with a specific
images.
renaming, copying, deleting, and rotating images
Use the
Edit
menu to rename, delete, move, copy, and rotate images.
When renaming an image, do not enter the file name extension (for
example, .jpg)
You can delete, move, and copy several images at once. Select multiple images
by tapping the triangle in the upper left corner of the thumbnail images, or tap
Mark
on the
Edit
menu.
recording sound files
You can record sound files to go with your images. When you display an
image with an associated sound file, the sound file is played (unless the
Play review-related sounds
option has been disabled). An image
that has an associated sound file has a musical note icon on its thumbnail.
To record a sound file to go with an image
1.
In Browse mode, select the image.
2.
Tap the Sound button on the menu bar to display the Recording
toolbar.
3.
On the Recording toolbar, tap the Record button.
4.
Speak into the microphone or record the sound.
5.
When you have finished, tap the Stop button on the Recording
toolbar.