7Press M or mrepeatedly to select a location or type of image that you want to set.
Save: stores all images in the first layer of a “Memory Stick” as wall papers. In this case,
you cannot adjust images or select the display type. If your stored images are sized 400 ⋅96 dots, you can store several images at once using this function.
If you press (GRAPHIC) while storing images, storing will be cancelled. PictureSelect: If an image you want to set is in the first layer of a “Memory Stick,” select this.
(Folder name): When a folder is in a “Memory Stick,” the folder name is displayed.
8Press (ENTER).
Select the folder name in step 7. If there are images in folders of a lower layer, repeat step 7 and 8 to select the folder which contains your desired image.
An image can be set in up to the 5th layer folder in a “Memory Stick.”
9Press <or ,repeatedly to select the image you want to set.
10Press (ENTER).
If the size of the image you have selected in step 9 is 400 ⋅96 dots or less, you cannot adjust the image. In this case, skip to step 12. If you select “FlashMemory” in step 5, skip to step 12 as well.
11 Adjust the image.
1Press <or ,repeatedly to rotate an image.
Press <to rotate anticlockwise and press
,to rotate clockwise.
2Press (ENTER).
3Press Mor m repeatedly to decide the size of image you want to display.
Press Mto enlarge the selected field of image or press mto reduce it.
If you want to display the whole image, press Mrepeatedly to make the selected field of image as large as possible.
4Press (ENTER).
If you select the whole image in step
5Press the cursor button (M/m/</,) repeatedly to select the image part you want to display.
6Press (ENTER).
If you cut and display your selected field of image, you cannot select the display type in step 14. Skip to step 16.
12 Press M or mto select “Setup.”
13 Press (ENTER).
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