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Unloading images without using the software, To unload images to a Windows or Macintosh computer

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In the HP Automatic Image Unload Options window, you can disable the automatic unload feature. To turn the feature on again, open the Automatic Image Unload Options file in the ArcSoft PhotoImpression folder. The automatic unload software stores your images in a folder called Macintosh HD:ArcSoft PI:Photos:date. You can change only the final folder (the date) in that path. Make sure you know where your images are stored on your computer's hard disk. By default, images are stored in the PhotoImpression folder, for example Macintosh HD:ArcSoft PI:Photos:2002.07.04. If you ever decide to delete the ArcSoft PI folder, you must first move your images to another folder. If you do not, your images will be deleted from the hard disk when you delete the PhotoImpression folder. Unloading images without using the software If you are away from home, you can unload images to a computer that does not have the HP Automatic Image Unload software installed on it. Note Make sure that the computer has a USB port and that its operating system is Windows 2000 or Windows Millennium Edition or later, or Macintosh OS 8.6 or later. To unload images to a Windows or Macintosh computer 1 Change the camera's PC Connect Mode to Disk Drive. For more information, see "Changing the PC Connect Mode setting" on page 35. 2 Connect the camera to the Windows or Macintosh computer with the USB cable. 3 Turn the camera on. The letters PC appear in the status LCD to indicate that the camera is connected to the computer. The computer recognizes the camera as a disk drive. 4 Use the following procedure to access your images as files: Sharing and printing images 39

Section	Page
Trademark and copyright information	4
Getting started	9
Camera parts	9
Quick setup	11
Step 1: Attach the wrist strap	11
Step 2: Install the batteries	11
Step 3: Turn the camera on	12
Step 4: Choose the camera language	12
Step 5: Set the camera date and time	13
Automatic power-off	13
To review your images	14
To navigate the menus	14
Storing images on a CF memory card	15
Taking pictures	17
Taking a picture	17
Using automatic focus and automatic exposure	18
Using focus lock	18
Previewing your pictures	19
To preview a picture	19
Tips for taking the best pictures	20
Reviewing your images	23
Viewing your images	23
Creating a print order	24
To create or edit a print order	25
Deleting your images	26
To delete images	26
Viewing small versions (thumbnails) of your images	27
To look at thumbnails of your images	27
Magnifying your images	27
To magnify an image	27
Adjusting the camera settings	29
Using the flash	29
To change the flash setting	30
Changing the image quality	31
To change the image quality	32
Using the digital zoom	32
To use the digital zoom	33
Using the self-timer	33
To use the self-timer	33
Setting the date and time	34
To set the date and time	34
Changing the camera language	35
To set the camera language	35
Setting the welcome screen	35
To change the image on the welcome screen	35
Sharing and printing images	37
System requirements for a Windows computer	38
Installing the software on a Windows computer	39
To install the bonus software	39
Connecting the camera to a Windows computer	39
To connect the camera to a Windows computer	40
Unloading images to a Windows computer	40
To unload images automatically	40
Using the camera with a Windows NT 4.0 computer	41
To use an HP printer that has a memory card slot	41
To use a memory card reader	42
System requirements for a Macintosh computer	43
Changing the PC Connect Mode setting	43
Installing the software on a Macintosh computer	44
To install the bonus software	44
Connecting the camera to a Macintosh computer	44
To connect the camera to a Macintosh computer	45
Unloading images to a Macintosh computer	45
To automatically unload images to a Macintosh computer	46
Tips for unloading images to a Macintosh computer	46
Unloading images without using the software	47
To unload images to a Windows or Macintosh computer	47
Using a card reader	48
Printing images without a computer	48
Storing images inmemory	49
Determining the number of pictures you can take	50
Using a CF memory card	51
Installing a CF memory card	52
To install a CF memory card	52
Checking the CF memory card status	53
Using both internal memory and a CF memory card	54
To copy images from internal memory to a CF memory card	54
Formatting memory	55
To format internal memory or a CF memory card	55
Powering and maintaining your camera	57
Powering your camera	57
Determining if the batteries need to be changed	57
Replacing batteries	59
To insert new batteries:	59
To connect an AC power adapter:	60
Camera	61
Memory cards	61
Troubleshooting, support, and warranties	63
Problems and solutions	63
Error messages	68
Visiting HP Web sites	70
HP product support	70
HP photosmart Web site	70
HP assistance	70
Visiting related Web sites	70
How HP can help	71
Before you call	71
Obtaining support within the United States	71
Free telephone support for one year	71
After the first year	71
Upgraded warranty options	72
Obtaining support worldwide	72
Hardware repair services	76