MemoryFrame User’s Manual

File

 

 

Edit

 

 

View

New

Ctrl-N

 

Undo Delete

Ctrl-Z

 

Preview

Open…

Ctrl-O

 

Cut

Ctrl-X

 

Status Bar

Close

 

 

Copy

Ctrl-C

 

Toolbar

Save

Ctrl-S

 

Paste

Ctrl-V

 

 

Save As…

 

 

Delete

Del

 

 

Recent Files

 

Select All

Ctrl-A

 

 

Exit

Alt-F4

 

Insert from File

Ctrl-I

 

 

 

 

 

Hide Image

Ctrl-H

 

 

 

 

 

Rotate 90°

Ctrl-R

 

 

 

 

 

Image Properties

Ctrl-P

 

 

Figure 11 – Application Commands: File, Edit, View

6.5.2Naming and Saving Slideshows

You can create, name, and save hundreds of different slideshows on your PC (e.g. Graduation, Hawaii, Little League, Soccer, Wedding, Lakers, Church, etc.). Each can be quickly downloaded to MemoryFrame over USB. To save a slideshow that you have created, click on File then select “Save” or “Save As” to save the slideshow to your hard drive under a name of your choosing. The file extension for MemoryFrame slideshows created with Digital Pixmaster is the “.pd” extension. Using the “Save As” function, you can create variations of a slideshow that differ by one or more photos.

Digital PixMaster can have only one slideshow open at one time. If you choose to open a new blank slideshow while another is already open, the program will close the first one (asking you if you want to save first) before opening the new blank one. Additionally, you can open existing slideshows that you had previously saved.

6.5.3Removing an image from a slideshow

There are three ways to remove an image from a slideshow. The first method is to Right-Click on the image that you wish to remove, and select Delete or Cut. The other method is to first select the image to be removed by using Left-Click. Then, click EDIT, and select either Delete or Cut to remove the Image from the slideshow. Alternatively, you can press the delete key on your keyboard. Cut

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