Toshiba pmn user manual You can, Still images Moving images, To install Arcsoft PhotoBase for Palm

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New Removable Disk

Untitled Folder

Still images/

Moving images

All the file names should be unique. If you delete an image, the name for the image will never be used again.

Resized images will be recorded here.

Still images/ Moving images

You can view the still images taken by TOSHIBA PDR-3310 on a PDA with Palm OS 4.0.

⎟To see the still images on your PDA, You need to install Arcsoft PhotoBase for Palm from the CD-ROM came along with the

camera to the PDA.

<To install Arcsoft PhotoBase for Palm>

First, make sure that Plam Desktop Desktop has already been installed to your PDA.

For Windows users: Open Palm folder from the CD-ROM and double-click Setup.exe.

The application will be copied into Add-on folder in Palm Desktop. Follow the application install methods for your Palm and install Arcsoft PhotoBase for Palm.

For Macintosh users: Open Palm folder from the CD-ROM and copy [Photobase.prc] to [Extra] folder in Palm folder on your Macintosh. Follow the application install methods for your Palm and install Arcsoft PhotoBase for Palm.

<To use Arcsoft PhotoBase>

Insert the memory card which contains the data of the still images taken by the camera into the PDA's memory card slot.

<Communicating with the PC>

Even though you resume your PC from the suspend or sleep mode, you may not be able to resume the communication.

<Notes>

When you need to modify an image, such as resizing or rotating, first copy the original image to your PC, then edit the copied image. DO NOT modify the original. Modifying directly the data stored in the memory card will cause a problem that you cannot view the image on the camera.

DO NOT format the memory card using a PC.

DO NOT delete or move image data directly from the memory card to a PC. If you want to delete any image data from the memory card, use the DELETE command on the camera.

Open Arcsoft PhotoBase, select the memory card, then select the image file you want to view from the card.

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PRINT Image Matching

*PPRINT Image Matching is a term for the print command that is embedded in header file of the image created by Digital Camera. It contains color setting and image parameter information.

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Contents GB/F White Balance Using Your Camera Correctly Names of PartsInstalling the image software Your PC Rotating ImagesIndication Meaning Graphic MeaningDo not disassemble, change or repair the camera Do not use in areas near waterDo not use the camera in the bath or shower Keep the batteries out of the reach of childrenBefore you move the camera, disconnect cords and cables Do not drop or subject the camera to strong impactDo not subject the LCD monitor to impact Using Your Camera Correctly Using Your Camera Correctly Using Your Camera Correctly Abbreviations Used In This Manual Disp button Mode select lever Macro/ Landscape mode buttonFlash mode button Self-timer LED redBattery pack CoverStrap lug Memory card door release Tripod socket Basic Preparations Loading and Recharging the Battery PackCheck the Contents Recharging TimeRemoval Write Protect SwitchLoading and Removing Memory Cards Attaching the hand strapTo confirm the new setting data, press the button Setting the DateSet the mode select lever to SET Press the # buttonUsing the LCD Monitor to Shoot Still Pictures Camera BasicsBeep Hints for Holding the Camera SteadyUse the Digital Zoom for Even Greater Enlargements Shutter Release Button Half-way Down Using the LCD Monitor to Shoot Moving PicturesPrecautions when Recording Other UsesUsing the Optical Viewfinder to Shoot Still Pictures Precaution when using the optical viewfinderShooting a Picture Using the Flash CameraFunctions Operation No display Normal modeMacro and Landscape Photography Macro/Landscape SelectionUsing the Self-Timer Press the button and select the desired modeCombined Modes Setting Image Quality File Compression General Guidelines for Selecting Image QualityExposure Compensation White BalanceAdjusting the Preset Value Setting Details menuSetting Details menu will disappear Using Color Mode for B&W and Sepia Images Selecting the Focus Distance before Shooting Increasing Exposure Sensitivity to 2x Other ApplicationsSelected together with long exposures Selecting the Metering Mode Guideline for Light-MeteringSetting the REC Review Digital Zoom ON/OFF Select Digital ZoomOther Functions Focus LockExample Image Playback Basics Displaying Images on the LCD MonitorPlaying Movies on the LCD Monitor Advanced Image Playback Delete Functions Closeup Image Playback Press the T buttonMultiple Image Display Index Display Erasure Prevention Image Protect FunctionErasing Individual Images Erasing All Images Rotating Images To erase multiple imagesImages can be rotated 90 to either right or left Digital Print Order Format Dpof Setting Automatic Playback Slide ShowTo end the slide show, press Adjusting the Image Size Trimming Select Execute TrimmingViewing and Erasing the Trimmed Image To Erase a PictureCamera Setup Options Formatting Memory CardsDifference between Erasing and Formatting Press the % or fi button to 3 Using the % or fi buttonTurning the Electronic Tone ON/OFF All Erase Format Single-PictureSelecting Auto Power-Off Power-Save Function When Power Save is set to 1 MIN, 2 MIN or 3 MINMode Lock ON/OFF Difference in Displays when Mode Lock is on and OFFSelecting the Display Language Selecting the Video Output ModeEspañol using % or fi FRANÇAIS, DEUTSCH, orAfter reset Recording Status Before and After Resetting File NumbersBefore reset Before reset After resetReturning Settings to their Default Values DATE, Video OUT and LanguageModes Changing the Display Color for the Setting Buttons Transferring Images to a Personal Computer Software and Hardware Requirements CD-ROM SoftwareWhen you are using Macintosh Installing the USB DriverWhen you are using Windows PC To install the driver To install the driver for Mac OSInstalling Image Expert Windows Installing the image softwareConnecting the USB Cable to your PC Installing Image Expert MacintoshViewing the Images on your PC On a Windows computerOn a Macintosh computer Make sure that Still images Moving images To install Arcsoft PhotoBase for PalmYou can To use Arcsoft PhotoBaseLCD Monitor Operations Adjusting LCD Monitor BrightnessOther Information Turning the LCD Monitor ON/OFFPlay TroubleshootingSymptom Cause Remedy BackOpera Symptom Cause Remedy PlayOther TionSD Memory Card Handling Precautions Specifications DisplayFor customers in the U.S.A Battery/PowerInput/Output For customers in Canada

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