User manual NIKON VIEW 3.1 UPDATE

[. . . ] Follow the instructions below to assign the application eras (990/950/800/700/900 series), Nikon View Ver. 3 Version 3. 1 used to view movie files. supports the new COOLPIX 880 digital camera. Nikon View Version 3. 1 can read all image files recorded with the To view movie files from the Nikon View built-in viewer COOLPIX 880, including movie files, and also supports USB 1. [. . . ] Once you have selected an application, click the Open button. With Nikon View Browser Version 3. 1 active, select Preferences from the Edit menu. Select the Open movies with their normal application radio button and click OK. 3 Viewing Movie Information With Nikon View Browser Version 3. 1, you can now view information for movie files as well as for still image files. For movie files saved to a computer, the General Information, Photo Information and Extra Photo Information panels are available (the Photo Information and Extra Photo Information panels are not available for movie files opened directly from the camera's memory card via USB or serial connection). Additional Commands for Mac OS 9 When using Nikon View Browser Version 3. 1 under Mac OS 9, you will notice the following additional commands in the File menu. Add to Favorites If you click on the icon for an image file, and then select Add to Favorites from the File menu, an alias of the selected image will be added to the Add to Favorites folder. If the selected image is saved to your computer, you can open that image at any time by simply selecting it from the File menu > Add to Favorites. If, however, the file was located on the camera's memory card when the alias was created, an error message will be displayed when you try to open it from the Add to Favorites menu option. The General Information panel displays basic file information such as file size, file location and capture date. The Photo Information panel displays camera settings at the time the file was recorded. The Extra Photo Information panel displays detailed camera control settings at the time the file was captured. n/a will be displayed next to settings which can not be applied to Encrypt You can assign a password to an image file, allowing the file movie files. to be opened only when the correct password is entered. Keep in mind, however, that as the camera's memory card acts as a "read-only" disk, this function can not be applied to images opened in the camera window. Nikon View Browser Version 3. 1 also supports Mac OS contextual menus. Hold down the control key while clicking an image file to display a contextual menu. [. . . ] A dialog box will be displayed verifying that you want to Reordering the List View delete the temporary files. Click OK to delete all Nikon With Nikon View Version 3. 1, it is now possible to change the View temporary files. To view a list of the files saved to the temporary folder, click order in which image files are displayed. [. . . ]