Epson 4012033-00 XXX Benutzerhandbuch
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Using EPSON Photo!3
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Proof Sign-off:
K. Pipa
K. Pipa
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M. Fujimori
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R. Thomson
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R4C5700
Rev. C
Rev. C
A5 size
PHT3.FM
4/6/01
Pass 0
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Specify a folder in which to save your photos and
a file name for your photos, then select a file
format. Click Save to save your photos.
a file name for your photos, then select a file
format. Click Save to save your photos.
Note:
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If you have selected multiple photos to export,
EPSON Photo!3 will use the filename that you
have specified as a prefix, and use that prefix along
with a number to designate each photo.
EPSON Photo!3 will use the filename that you
have specified as a prefix, and use that prefix along
with a number to designate each photo.
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To stop exporting photos during processing, click
Cancel.
Cancel.
Placing photos in your documents
You can use your photos in many different types of
applications, including word processors, presentation
programs, spreadsheets, database managers, and
page layout and desktop publishing packages.
applications, including word processors, presentation
programs, spreadsheets, database managers, and
page layout and desktop publishing packages.
If your application supports OLE2 (Windows
programs such as Microsoft
programs such as Microsoft
®
Word 97
®
and
WordPad
®
) or TWAIN (programs such as Adobe
®
Photoshop
®
5.0 and Microsoft PictureIt!
®
2.0), you can
transfer photos directly from your camera to your
documents.
documents.
If your application does not support OLE2 or TWAIN,
you must save your photos on your computer as JPEG,
BMP, PCX, or PICT (for Macintosh) files, and then
open them from within your application.
you must save your photos on your computer as JPEG,
BMP, PCX, or PICT (for Macintosh) files, and then
open them from within your application.
If you are not sure whether your application supports
OLE2 or TWAIN, give it a try. If it does not work, you
can always insert the photo by saving it and then
importing it from within your application.
OLE2 or TWAIN, give it a try. If it does not work, you
can always insert the photo by saving it and then
importing it from within your application.
Inserting photos directly into documents
You can add photos directly to your documents using
the Get Photo (or Get Photos) button, or you can use
the drag-and-drop method (Windows only).
the Get Photo (or Get Photos) button, or you can use
the drag-and-drop method (Windows only).
Note:
Depending on the application that you are using, the Get
Photo button may appear as the Get Photos button.
When Get Photos is displayed, you can insert more than
one photo with this button.
Depending on the application that you are using, the Get
Photo button may appear as the Get Photos button.
When Get Photos is displayed, you can insert more than
one photo with this button.
Using the Get Photo (or Get Photos) button
Below is a typical procedure for directly inserting a
photo into a document by transferring it from your
camera into an OLE2 or TWAIN-compliant
application.
photo into a document by transferring it from your
camera into an OLE2 or TWAIN-compliant
application.