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3.
Insert the adapter into your computer’s Type II
PCMCIA slot.
PCMCIA slot.
To copy photos from a memory card to your computer, see
the instruction in the next section.
the instruction in the next section.
Copying photos directly to a computer
To copy photos and video clips directly from your memory
card to your computer, follow these steps.
card to your computer, follow these steps.
Note:
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Macintosh users must enable the PC Exchange
extension software to access files on memory cards. See
your Macintosh documentation for more information.
extension software to access files on memory cards. See
your Macintosh documentation for more information.
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You can also access the photos on your memory card
using the included EPSON Photo!3 software. For
instructions, see the EPSON Digital Camera Software
User’s Guide.
using the included EPSON Photo!3 software. For
instructions, see the EPSON Digital Camera Software
User’s Guide.
1.
Insert the memory card into your computer. See
“Inserting a memory card into your computer” on page
6-2 for details.
“Inserting a memory card into your computer” on page
6-2 for details.
2.
For photos, find and double-click the DCIM folder on
your hard drive. Then double-click the 100EPSON
folder. Your image files are listed.
your hard drive. Then double-click the 100EPSON
folder. Your image files are listed.
For video clips, find and double-click the Movie folder
on your hard drive. Your video clip files are listed.
on your hard drive. Your video clip files are listed.
Note:
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The PhotoPC 3000Z saves audio recording files
with the photo files in the automatically generated
100EPSON folder.
with the photo files in the automatically generated
100EPSON folder.
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Photos, audio recordings, and video clips that you
have taken are automatically named in the order
in which they were saved to the memory card. For
example, Epsn0012 is the name of the twelfth
photo that was saved. Photo files use the JPG or
TIFF extension, audio recording files use the WAV
extension, and video clip files use the MOV
extension.
have taken are automatically named in the order
in which they were saved to the memory card. For
example, Epsn0012 is the name of the twelfth
photo that was saved. Photo files use the JPG or
TIFF extension, audio recording files use the WAV
extension, and video clip files use the MOV
extension.
3.
Double-click a file to view its thumbnail image.
4.
Copy the images to the desired folder on your hard
drive.
drive.