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You’ve taken your photos. Now what? See reverse for instructions on taking your first photos with the HP PhotoSmart C30 digital camera. After you have taken your photos, use the HP PhotoSmart photo finishing software to work with the photos on your computer. Here’s how... Software overview Select View Save View Click any of these four buttons to change views. (If all the buttons don’t show on your screen click Select to see a menu.) This section contains additional options that change for each view. These buttons are the same for each view. Move your mouse pointer over a button to see what it does. This number is the amount of disk space available on your computer’s hard drive. Printed in Singapore 8/98 Printed on recycled paper Red diamond means the photo has not yet loaded into the display. When your photos load into memory, they display in the Select view. This is where you choose which images you want to work with. Selected images are indicated by a white highlight (shadow). Click the camera to download images from the camera. Show all the images. Mark all the images as “selected.” Clear the display (remove all images). Click the down arrow to select another source (such as a folder on the hard drive). Show only the images that are selected. De-select all the images. Remove only the de-selected images from the display (selected images remain). Look here to see how many of the images are selected. Look here to see the status of the software, such as if photos are loading from the camera. Note: When you remove an image from the display, the original image is still stored on the camera’s CompactFlash memory card. Adjust View Use the Adjust view to make changes to your images before you print or save them. See the HP PhotoSmart photo finishing software User’s Guide for a detailed explanation of each view in the photo finishing software. Use the Save view to save your images, or use them in a project. Click here to save the image files to your hard drive. The name below each image becomes the file name. (You can type over this name to change it.) Click here to export your images to an image editing application (such as Microsoft Picture It!). The application you are exporting to must be open on your computer. Print View Use the Print view to print the selected images. Tip: If you just want to print one photo, select only that photo (deselect all others), and turn OFF Index Print. Click here to begin printing. Click here to view the printer properties. Click an option to select or deselect it. An “X” indicates an option is selected. Paper Saver fits as many images as possible on a page. Some of the images may be rotated (turned) to fit. Captions print below each image, if you entered them in the Adjust view. An Index Print is a page that contains thumbnail (small) images. You can include all of your images on the Index Print, or just the selected images.

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Click any of these
four
buttons
to
change views. (If all
the buttons don²t
show on your screen
click Select to see a
menu.)
Red diamond means the photo has
not yet loaded into the display.
This section contains
additional options
that change for each
view.
This number is the
amount of disk
space available on
your computer²s
hard drive.
Look here to
see how many
of the images
are selected.
Look here to see the
status of the
software, such as if
photos are loading
from the camera.
These buttons are the
same for each view.
Move your mouse
pointer over a button
to see what it does.
See the HP PhotoSmart photo finishing software User²s Guide for a detailed
explanation of each view in the photo finishing software.
You²ve taken your photos. Now what?
See reverse for instructions on taking your first photos with the HP PhotoSmart C30 digital camera. After you have taken your
photos, use the HP PhotoSmart photo finishing software to work with the photos on your computer. Here²s how...
Select View
When your photos load into memory, they display in
the Select view. This is where you choose which images
you want to work with. Selected images are indicated by
a white highlight (shadow).
Note:
When you remove an image from the display,
the original image is still stored on the
camera²s CompactFlash memory card.
Adjust View
Use the Adjust view to make changes to your images
before you print or save them.
Save View
Use the Save view to save your images, or
use them in a project.
Print View
Use the Print view to print the selected images.
Tip:
If you just want to print one photo, select only that photo (deselect
all others), and turn OFF Index Print.
Captions print below each image, if
you entered them in the Adjust view.
Paper Saver fits as many images as
possible on a page. Some of the images
may be rotated (turned) to fit.
Click here to save the image files
to your hard drive. The name
below each image becomes the
file name. (You can type over this
name to change it.)
Click here to export your images to
an image editing application (such
as Microsoft Picture It!). The
application you are exporting to
must be open on your computer.
Software overview
Click an option to
select or deselect it.
An ´Xµ indicates an
option is selected.
Click the camera to
download images
from the camera.
De-select all the images.
Remove only the de-selected
images from the display
(selected images remain).
Click the down arrow
to select another source
(such as a folder
on the hard drive).
Show all the images.
Mark all the images
as ´selected.µ
Clear the display
(remove all images).
Show only the images
that are selected.
Click here to
begin printing.
Click here to view the
printer properties.
An Index Print is a page that contains
thumbnail (small) images. You can
include all of your images on the Index
Print, or just the selected images.
Printed in Singapore 8/98
Printed on recycled paper