Kodak DC220, DC260 manual Getting Pictures from the Camera Memory Card, Five control buttons

✔The navigation bar provides controls to scroll through multiple- selected pictures. From left to right you can: view the first picture in the selection, display the previous picture, specify the exact picture you want to view, advance to the next picture, and view the last picture in the selection.

✔Five control buttons

✔Transfer transfers the selected pictures to the host application.

✔Save As displays the Save As dialog box, from which you can save the selected pictures to your hard disk, save an attached audio, and export burst and timelapse pictures as APPLE QuickTime movies.

✔Delete erases the selected pictures from the picture source.

✔Done quits Digital Access software and returns you to the host application.

✔Help displays the help Contents window, from which you can view the books and pages in the help system, access an index of topics, and conduct a full-text search.

✔Transfer As radio buttons let you select the way in which pictures are transferred to the host application. You can transfer pictures either as individual pictures or as thumbnails on a contact sheet.

✔ Picture Information window displays information on a selected picture, burst folder, or timelapse folder.

✔The status bar includes the Select All icon when you are viewing a contact sheet and the Play Slide Show button in Preview view. The status bar also contains the Display Size pop-up menu and the following information:

✔The number of the selected picture and the total number of pictures displayed in the viewing area.

✔The cursor position when it is placed over a thumbnail or picture.

✔The RGB pixel values at the cursor position over a thumbnail or picture.

Getting Pictures from the Camera Memory Card

To get pictures from the camera memory card

1Start the host application and then start Digital Access software. If you are using

Macintosh Software

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