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Using EPSON Photo!3
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Proof Sign-off:
K. Pipa
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M. Fujimori
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R. Thomson
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R4C5700
Rev. C
A5 size
PHT3.FM
4/6/01
Pass 0
4.
On the EPSON Photo!3 Camera menu, click the 
thumbnail of the image you want to use.
5.
Drag the photo from the Camera menu to your 
document. After a few seconds you will see the 
drop cursor. If your application does not support 
drag-and-drop, the drop cursor does not appear.
6.
Position the drop cursor appropriately in your 
document and release the mouse button. A copy 
of the photo is inserted into your document at the 
specified location.
Inserting a photo by importing
If your application does not support OLE2 or TWAIN, 
you can save your photos in a folder on your computer 
and then import them into the application from that 
folder. Follow these steps to insert a picture by 
importing.
Note:
You cannot use this method to insert video clip files or audio 
recording files.
1.
2.
Click the thumbnail of the image that you want to 
save.
To save two or more files at once, hold down the 
Ctrl button (for Windows) or the Command 
button (for Macintosh) and click the thumbnails 
of the photos that you want to select, or hold down 
the Shift button and click the first and last 
thumbnails in a series.
Click the Select All button to save all of the files 
stored in that folder.
3.
Click the Export Photos button. A dialog box 
appears allowing you to select a folder, specify a 
file name, select a file format, and save the photos. 
You can save photos in JPEG, BMP, PCX, or PICT 
(for Macintosh only) format.
Note:
If you want to improve the image quality of your 
photos, select the 
PhotoEnhance check box 
before clicking 
Export Photos. Transferring takes 
longer when using this feature.This feature works 
only for photos taken with an EPSON camera.
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 unique number to designate each photo.