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Customizing photo display, Setting veiwing options

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NS-DPF7WA-09 NS-DPF8WA-09 Digital Picture Frame 3 Repeat until all photos you want to add to the slide show are selected. 4 Press (SLIDE SHOW) on the remote control. A slide show of the selected photos is played. 5 To end the slide show and clear the selected items, press (BACK) repeatedly to return to the Select Card menu, then press ( / /ENTER) to select the memory card or internal memory. Customizing photo display You can rotate and magnify any photo that the frame displays. To rotate a photo: 1 While a photo is displayed full screen (not as a thumbnail), press (ROTATE). The photo is rotated 90° clockwise with each press of the button. 2 Press (SLIDE SHOW) to continue the slide show. Tip When you rotate a photo stored in internal memory, the rotation information is saved. To magnify a photo: 1 While a photo is displayed full screen (not as a thumbnail), press (ZOOM). The photo is magnified in size each time you press the button, until it returns to the normal size. Tip While the photo is magnified, press the arrow buttons to pan the photo so you can see the parts that are off the screen. 2 Press (SLIDE SHOW) to continue the slide show. Setting veiwing options You can change all of the viewing options in the Setup menu using the buttons on the top of the frame or on the remote control. You can display the Setup menu at any time by pressing MENU. Only the available setup options are displayed for each menu. To set viewing options: 1 Press (BACK) repeatedly to until the Select Card screen opens. 2 Press the arrow keys to highlight the SETUP icon, then press ENTER. The Setup menu opens. 16 www.insignia-products.com

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3
Repeat until all photos you want to add to the slide show are
selected.
4
Press
(
SLIDE SHOW
) on the remote control. A slide show of
the selected photos is played.
5
To end the slide show and clear the selected items,
press
(
BACK
) repeatedly to return to the
Select Card
menu,
then press
(
/
/
ENTER
) to select the memory card or internal
memory.
Customizing photo display
You can rotate and magnify any photo that the frame displays.
To rotate a photo:
1
While a photo is displayed full screen (not as a thumbnail),
press
(
ROTATE
). The photo is rotated 90° clockwise with each
press of the button.
2
Press
(
SLIDE SHOW
) to continue the slide show.
To magnify a photo:
1
While a photo is displayed full screen (not as a thumbnail),
press
(
ZOOM
). The photo is magnified in size each time you
press the button, until it returns to the normal size.
2
Press
(
SLIDE SHOW
) to continue the slide show.
Setting veiwing options
You can change all of the viewing options in the
Setup
menu using
the buttons on the top of the frame or on the remote control. You can
display the
Setup
menu at any time by pressing
MENU
. Only the
available setup options are displayed for each menu.
To set viewing options:
1
Press
(
BACK
) repeatedly to until the
Select Card
screen
opens.
2
Press the arrow keys to highlight the
SETUP
icon, then
press
ENTER
. The
Setup
menu opens.
Tip
When you rotate a photo stored in internal memory, the
rotation information is saved.
Tip
While the photo is magnified, press the arrow buttons to pan
the photo so you can see the parts that are off the screen.