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MGI PhotoSuite III SE

Compose

Add text, Compound Images etc. are available in this step.

Menu of [COMPOSE] steps

Collages	: A collage consists of several
	photos or sections of photos
	arranged together on a
	common background.

Photo Layouts : The Photo Layouts activity

	includes many collage and
	layout options.
Cards & tags	: Use your photos to create
	items such as Gift Tags,
	Greeting Cards, Invitations,
	Postcards, and Sports
	Cards.
Calendars	: Use your photos to create a
	variety of calendars
	(monthly, quarterly,
	seasonal, yearly).
Collections	: Photos can also be used to
	create a variety of items for
	business purposes.
Fun stuff	: You can create magazine
	covers, Backgrounds etc. in
	this menu.
Business	: You can make business
	items such as business
	cards, certificates, signs,
	labels, promotions, name
	tags, stationary

Frames & Edges : Add frames and edge effects to your photos according to predefined templates.

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Contents English Instructions Contents 100 Resize Starting PC Mode Removing the USB Driver forAbout the icons Getting to know your cameraPage An FCC warning Editing images on a PC. refer to This digital camera can be used forThis digital camera can be used for Manufacturers contents Back & Bottom Identification of featuresFront & Top Side/ 5-function button Mode dialImage size Movie clip file type Avi Photo Frame modeConnecting to a Power Source Information Connecting to a Power SourceInsert the batteries taking note of the polarity + ArrowInstructions on how to use the memory card Recorded image size Removing the memory card Inserting the memory cardTime LCD monitor indicatorPress the shutter button to capture an image Starting the recording modeSelect the Still Image mode by rotating the mode dial Close the memory card coverFile type *.wav Starting the recording modeMode dial Press the shutter button to record a voice AgainFile type *.avi Used for digital zooming in / out Used for taking an image or recording voiceWide Zoom Digital zoom Wide Wide / Tele buttonTele Zoom Digital zoom Tele With the X1.2 ~ X 3.0 numerical mark next to the zoom barDown button Voice memo / UP buttonFlash / Left button Double Self-timer / Right buttonFlash mode indicator Icon Description 2SEC self-timer Self-timer / Right button+/- button Focus lever Pressing the LCD button MENU/ OK buttonLCD button Using the LCD monitor to adjust the camera settings Use the UP and Down buttons to select a sub menu How to use the menuCamera working mode Fps frame per second Mode Still Image modeSize QualityCentre of the image area. This is QualityMetering Image area. However,Sharpness MeteringWhite balance Photo Frame EffectSize Starting play mode Connect the camera to your PC Button Highlighted image Thumbnail / Enlargement buttonMovie clips and WAV files cant be enlarged Thumbnail / Enlargement buttonStartshutter Left / RIGHT/ MENU/ OK button Play & Pause / Down buttonDelete button LCD buttonMenus are subject to change without prior notice Setting up the play back function using the LCD monitorStarting the slide show Protecting images Button and press the OK button Deleting all imagesPress the LEFT/ Right button and select DEL.ALL menu tab UP, DOWN, LEFT, and Right buttons Copy to cardDpof Setting the Number of Copies to Print Rotating an image Resize table Resize1600X1200 Application For printing For wallpaper~ 10MIN Setup menuButton and press the Right button File name~ 3 SEC Select the File menu by pressing the UP/ DownDown button and press the Right button Auto power offFile name Select the PWR OFF menu by pressing the UPButton and press the OK button If No is selected LanguageFormatting a memory card Select the Language menu by pressing the UPFormatting a memory card Setting up the Date typeTime Setup Date SetupDate & Time will be imprinted on the image file Imprinting date recordingBeep A, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Mexico Connecting to an external monitorSelecting Video out type Yellow VideoButton and press the OK button OFF InitializationRESET ALLSelect the Reset menu by pressing the UP/ Down Quick viewLatest Setting up the Mycam menuSamsung brand logo Start up soundStart up image Be displayedImportant notes Important notes Take an image Photography modeMemory card error Internal memory errorBefore contacting a service center Camera malfunction Symptom Causes RemedyDo not operate Switch camera on Clean the lens or LCDSpecifications Internal Memory 16MB Flash Memory Media Up to 256MB GuaranteedDC power input connector Power SourceSystem Requirements Software NotesAbout the software Application program Setting up the application softwareClick Install Digimax Viewer. Click NextNClick the Next button Like to installMGI III file will open Installation is complete. Click the Finish button Information Starting PC Mode Cut Starting PC Mode Removing the USB Driver for Windows 98SE Removable Disk Important information whilst using the Removable DiskRemoving the removable disk Using the USB Driver for MAC Setting up the USB Driver for MACProperty Digimax ViewerOrganize your photos and other media files into albums Save your results to show to othersMGI PhotoSuite III SE Get imagesDisplay help window Introduction to navigation barReturn to the previous step Return to Welcome screenGet Information Number of special effects can be applied Click OpenLayout options Arranged together on aCommon background Photo Layouts The Photo Layouts activityOrganize Be created Creating an AlbumClick Album.. in Choose a photo album to view or edit Master Album window will be displayed Then click NewAdding images is complete Add images to the albumViewing images as a slide show Saving or sharing images Menu of Share stepsTo assign a new name or path to the file Mailing imagesWin 98/ME Trace Start Manager Install the camera driver correctlyCheck the USB port in your computer or keyboard 2000, ME .XPCamera to the PC directly Case USB interface Case When using the USB hubSettings Control Bus controllerMemo 103 FAX 33 FAX 82 31-740-8398FAX 1 FAX 49 6196 66 53