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Using PhotoPC with Your Macintosh
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Click the PhotoPC button and click OK. Your pictures appear one-
by-one in the PhotoPC window.
If you see an error message, make sure AppleTalk is inactive, and
your port settings are correct. See page 6-3 for more information.
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To transfer all pictures to your Macintosh, click Add All to Gallery.
To select pictures individually, click each picture you want to
transfer, and then click Add to Gallery. If you select a single
picture, EasyPhoto prompts you to name it. You don’t have to wait
for all the pictures to appear before you start selecting pictures to
transfer.
EasyPhoto displays its progress as it transfers and stores each
picture. Small “thumbnail” versions of the images are added to the
new gallery. EasyPhoto labels your pictures with the current date
and numbers them in order. After the transfer is finished, you can
double-click on a picture in the gallery to view it at full size.
NOTE
If the transfer process seems too slow, try increasing your port
speed. See pages 5-4 to 5-5 for more information.
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Turn off the camera. The transfer process uses a lot of power, and
your batteries can run out quickly.
NOTE
Once you install EasyPhoto and the PhotoPC Plug-in, you can use any
program that supports the Plug-in (such as Adobe
Photoshop 3.0 or
Click below a picture to display the date and time when the picture was
taken. These are accurate only if you connected the camera to your
Macintosh and set the clock before taking the picture. (See page 5-2 for
instructions.)