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AUTO FILE, After inserting a new card, file numbers will start with the next number

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Changing How File Names are Assigned (continued) AUTO FILE Folder numbers do not change when changing to a new SmartMedia card. When copying images onto a personal computer by folder, it is possible to collect the copied images into the same folder using Copy command. (However, under the Mac OS, images in old folders will be erased, so please use caution to avoid losing image files you want to keep.) After inserting a new card, file numbers will start with the next number after the last one recorded on the previous card. Example: Folder No.101 Folder No.101 File No. 0005 Card change File No. starts from 0006 5 Even from multiple cards or when you have shot a great many pictures, the files numbers will not overlap. However, when you have shot 9999 pictures, the counter returns to 0001. Advanced Shooting Techniques HELP • When the folder number has reached 999 or the file number has reached 9999, no further shooting will be possible even if there is free memory space remaining on the card. Replace the card when this happens and you will be able to continue shooting. Regardless of setting values, folder numbers will start again with 100 and file numbers will start again with 0001. NOTE • If a different card containing previously stored files is inserted and the number of files stored on it is greater than the number of files stored on the previous card, subsequent pictures will be numbered in sequence following the highest number on the newly inserted card. • If folder or file names are changed on a personal computer, playback of the images on the camera may become impossible. 97

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Advanced Shooting Techniques
AUTO FILE
Folder numbers do not change when changing to a new SmartMedia
card. When copying images onto a personal computer by folder, it is
possible to collect the copied images into the same folder using Copy
command.
(However, under the Mac OS, images in old folders will be erased, so
please use caution to avoid losing image files you want to keep.)
After inserting a new card, file numbers will start with the next number
after the last one recorded on the previous card.
Example:
Even from multiple cards or when you have shot a great many pictures,
the files numbers will not overlap. However, when you have shot 9999
pictures, the counter returns to 0001.
HELP
•
When the folder number has reached 999 or the file number has reached
9999, no further shooting will be possible even if there is free memory
space remaining on the card. Replace the card when this happens and you
will be able to continue shooting. Regardless of setting values, folder
numbers will start again with 100 and file numbers will start again with
0001.
NOTE
•
If a different card containing previously stored files is inserted and the
number of files stored on it is greater than the number of files stored on the
previous card, subsequent pictures will be numbered in sequence following
the highest number on the newly inserted card.
•
If folder or file names are changed on a personal computer, playback of the
images on the camera may become impossible.
Changing How File Names are Assigned (continued)
Folder No.101
Card change
File No.
0005
Folder No.101
File No.
starts from
0006