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where you may resume the slideshow. Hitting the Menu button at anytime will return you to the slideshow mode.

9.2.3.2 Rotate 90º

Your pictures may have been taken with the camera in either horizontal or vertical position. The Rotate 90º option allows you to set the proper orientation to display any particular image. When you select Rotate 90º, the MemoryFrame will rotate the currently selected picture 90º to the right. First select the thumbnail image you wish to rotate and then push the Pause/Select button as necessary to rotate the image to the desired orientation. This will save the change into memory and then return to thumbnail navigation mode.

9.2.3.3 Delete Slide

The Delete Slide option allows you to delete a particular image from your MemoryFrame’s storage. Highlight the thumbnail of the image to be deleted then push the Select button.

9.2.3.4 Hide/Show Image

The MemoryFrame allows pictures that are stored in memory to be hidden (not shown) when the normal slideshow is presented. This allows the user to alter the slideshow without deleting the photo from memory.

9.2.3.5 Set Transition Effect

Your MemoryFrame features eleven (11) choices for transition effects between images These are the same as those selectable with the PC application software, Digital PixMaster. When you choose a transition effect, this menu selection will save the changes into memory and then return you to thumbnail navigation mode. The transitions in your MemoryFrame may differ from those listed below, depending on the version of software shipped with your MemoryFrame.

None, Wipe Down, Wipe Up, Wipe Left, Wipe Right Box Out, Tile Fill Right, Tile Fill Left, Tile Box Out Diagonal Fill Right, Diagonal Fill Left

Once selected you are given the choice to apply this Effect to either “Only This Picture” or alternatively to “All Pictures”

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Contents USER’S Manual Table of Contents Accessories For Your MemoryFrame TM Introduction Connect a USB Memory-Card Reader to the MemoryFrame Ways to Use Your MemoryFrameTransfer Camera Images Directly to the MemoryFrame Transfer Images from a PC to the MemoryFrameMail Images PowerPoint SlidesVoice & Music feature of MF-810S stereo version only Internet ImagesSunlight MAY Cause Damage Getting Started Unpacking your MemoryFrameRegistration & Your Product Serial Number Connecting MemoryFrame to the Power Supply Removing the Protective Cover from the LCDUsing the Removable Stand Power-on InitializationCopyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation Frame Lock Control Buttons and ConnectorsOn/Off Switch Forward ŹSelect Or music. Note this feature is only onMF-810S stereo model Volume Reverse ŻPower Connector This feature is only on the MF-810S stereoApplications! Note this feature is only on VGA ConnectorLCD Screen Audio OutStereo model Security LockUsing MemoryFrame with a Personal Computer Digital PixMaster PC Software OverviewInstalling Digital PixMaster PC Software Minimum PC System RequirementsInstalling MemoryFrame’s USB Drivers Digital PixMasterConnecting a PC to MemoryFrame Copyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation Windows Settings Change Message Using Digital PixMaster to Create SlideshowsDigital PixMaster Empty Show Application Commands and Pull-Down Menus Digital PixMaster slideshowNaming and Saving Slideshows Removing an image from a slideshowRotating an image in a slideshow Copying images from one slideshow to anotherInserting an image into a slideshow Hiding an image in a slideshowImage Properties Display Text Caption Portrait/Landscape Modes PreferencesTransferring Slideshows to/from MemoryFrame MemoryFrame HelpPreparing MemoryFrame to Communicate to a PC Getting the current slideshow from the MemoryFrameSending slideshows to the MemoryFrame Help Internet Updates PropertiesConnecting a Camera to the MemoryFrame Help About Digital PixMasterExiting Digital PixMaster Connecting a Camera Preparing MemoryFrame to Communicate to CameraConnecting a USB Card-Reader or Thumb-drive Preparing MemoryFrame to Communicate with Card-ReadersConnecting a Card-Reader or Thumb-drive Copyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation MemoryFrame Menu System Menu NavigationMain Menu Resume Picture Show Delete All Slides in MemoryFrameConfigure Slides Configure SlidesChanging a Picture’s Display Characteristics Rotate 90º Hide/Show ImageSet Transition Effect Set Slide Duration Set Background Fill ColorCopy Pictures from USB Camera, Thumbdrive or Reader Copy Pictures from Camera Menu Selecting Camera/Thumbdrive/Reader Pictures to Transfer Fill MemoryFrame from Camera or Thumbdrive/ReaderRun Slideshow from USB Drive Preferences sub-menuCurrent Orientation Portrait or Landscape Tips and Tricks Display Slide Captions Enabled or DisabledConfigure Special Button current setting Optimizing images for display on MemoryFrameCaring for the Screen Copyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation How to change the decorative 8 x 10 frame Securing MemoryFrame in Office EnvironmentsTo remove decorative frames from MemoryFrame To install decorative frames on the MemoryFrame Showing PowerPoint Slides on MemoryFrameAccessories For Your MemoryFrameTM Disabling Pop-up Reminder Messages11.1 6-in-1 Easy Card Reader USB Thumbdrives Country specific AC Adapter Power SuppliesMemoryFrame Security Lock Decorative 8x10 FramesSample 8 x 10 Frames Purchasing Standard 8x10 Frames from StoresSize of Frames that Fit MemoryFrame Types of Frames that Fit MemoryFrameExample of groove in rear of frame Retention Groove Minimum LengthTroubleshooting / FAQ Copyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation MemoryFrame Specifications ResolutionFederal Communications Commission Statement Worldwide Electromagnetic Emissions Statement US FCCHow to Update MemoryFrame Firmware Digital PixMaster’s Update Firmware CommandUpgrading MemoryFrame Software/Firmware Firmware Being DOWNLOADED, Please Wait Redo FLASH- DON’T Power OFF error code number Enjoy the new firmwareMemoryFrame Limited Warranty LimitationsCopyright 2002-2003 Pacific Digital Corporation Contacting Technical Support North AmericaEurope Pacific Digital Corporation