HP 618 manual Sharing Images, Transferring Images to Your Computer

Chapter 5: Sharing Images

Overview

You can use the images you capture with your camera in many fun and creative ways. You can transfer them to your computer for use in creative projects, or for sharing with family and friends via the Internet. If you have a printer that supports the HP JetSend infrared technology, you can use JetSend for wireless printing of your images. You can even connect the camera to your television to view a slideshow of your images on the television.

This chapter covers the following topics:

Š“Transferring Images to Your Computer” on page 38

Š“Using a Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) File” on page 44

Š“JetSending Images to a Printer” on page 46

Š“Transmitting Images Between Two Cameras” on page 48

Š“Connecting the Camera to Your Television” on page 50

	Transferring Images to Your Computer
Caution: Be aware that any sound (namely,		You can transfer images to your computer when the camera is set to PC Connect mode. The
sound tags and other EXIF tags) you have		PC Connect Mode submenu of the Preferences menu lets you specify how the camera will appear to
captured and attached to images with your		your computer when connected via the USB interface. You can set the camera to one of the following
camera may not be supported and may be lost		settings in the PC Connect Mode submenu depending on the operating system that is running on
if you use image editing software other than the		your computer:
HP Photo Imaging Software with the images on
your computer.		PC Connect Mode			How Images are Transferred	Operating Systems
		Digita	TM	Device	You can use software included with your computer	Windows® Me, 98,
					or camera to transfer images to the computer.	and 2000
		(default)
		USB Disk Drive			The camera is operated as a USB Mass Storage	Mac® OS 8.6
					Device and appears as a disk drive connected to	or better,
					your computer. So you can copy images from	and
					your camera to the computer as you would from	Windows Me, 98,
					another disk drive.	and 2000

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