Index Print

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Index Print

The purpose of an index print is to catalog contents of a memory card or USB flash drive. An Index print contains the following:

„Sequence numbers for the relative position of each photo within the defined set of photos, incrementing from 001 and continuing progressively across all pages of a multi-page index print.

„8x10 Index prints are 7/8 inches wide with 1/8 inch white space between photos. The filename is displayed below each thumbnail image.

„4x6 index prints are 3/4 inch wide with 1/8 inch white space between images. The filename is displayed below each thumbnail image.

1Insert a memory card into the appropriate slot, a mass storage device into the USB port, or connect a digital camera to the USB port. The first photo is displayed.

WARNING

Never attempt to remove a memory card while it is being accessed. Doing so can damage files on the card. You can safely remove a card only when the status light next to the slots is not blinking.

2Load the main tray (see Load Main Tray in Chapter 3) or photo tray (See Load Photo Tray in Chapter 3) with photo paper.

NOTE: The Photo Tray only supports 4x6 inch and 100x150 mm photo paper.

3Press Photo. The Print menu is displayed with Layout selected.

4Press the _ or ` to select Index.

5Press Start.

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5500 specifications

The Kodak 5500 and 7500 series scanners are advanced imaging devices designed for high-quality archival, document, and photo scanning. These models represent the evolution of Kodak’s commitment to delivering reliable and efficient scanning solutions for both professional and personal use, catering to a wide range of needs from archival preservation to day-to-day document handling.

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