User manual NIKON VIEW 4.3.1 FOR USERS COOLPIX 5000-995-885-775 WITH WINDOWS XP

[. . . ] Windows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional COOLPIX5000/995/885/775 This manual is for those users of the COOLPIX5000/995/885/ 775 who are running Nikon View 4 (Version4. 3. 1) under Windows XP Home Edition / Professional. Using Nikon View 4 with Windows XP Home Edition / Windows XP Professional COOLPIX5000/995/885/775 Installing Nikon View 4 Follow the installer instructions to install Nikon View 4 . Step 2 Click System to open the System Properties window. Device Registration The camera must be registered as a hardware device when it is connected to the computer for the first time. Windows XP will automatically register the COOLPIX5000/995/885/775. [. . . ] Click OK. Step 5 After confirming that "USB Mass Storage Device, " "Nikon Digital Camera USB Device, " and "Generic volume" are listed respectively under "Universal Serial Bus controllers, " "Disk drives, " and "Storage volumes, " double click each of these listings to open the associated Properties window. If instead the listing "NIKON DSC E5000 (995/885/775)" appears under "Other Devices", delete this listing and turn the camera off and then on again. The required device drivers will be installed automatically. Close the Device Manager, then click OK to close the System Properties window. Device registration is now complete. Using NikonView 4 withWindows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional (COOLPIX5000/995/885/775) xp-2 Starting Nikon View 4 Using a COOLPIX5000/995/885/775 The Removable Disk (Autoplay) window will appear automatically when a COOLPIX5000/995/885/775 is connected to the computer via a USB cable, and turned on. To start Nikon View 4, select Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4 from the options listed in the Removable Disk window and click OK. If Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4 is not visible, drag the scroll bar until the Nikon View 4 option is displayed. Using a card reader/card slot The Removable Disk (AutoPlay) window will appear automatically. Select this option Scroll bar Click OK to start Nikon View 4 Movie Files The Removable Disk (AutoPlay) window will not be displayed if the memory card contains only movie files. TRANSFER button The TRANSFER button on the COOLPIX885 and 775 can only be used when the Image Xfer window or Thumbnail List window are displayed. Using NikonView 4 withWindows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional (COOLPIX5000/995/885/775) xp-3 Starting Nikon View 4 Without AutoPlay To prevent the AutoPlay window from opening every time the camera is connected and turn on, select Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4 and then check Always do the selected action before clicking OK. Note that once Always do the selected action has been checked, the AutoPlay window will still be displayed when: · you connect a camera different from that connected when you checked Always do the selected action · on a computer with multiple USB boards, you connect the camera to a board different from that to which you first connected the camera In these cases, you will need to check Always do the selected action again to prevent the AutoPlay window from being displayed the next time the camera is connected. Select this option. . . . . . and check this box The Preferences Auto launch Tab The next time the camera is connected and turned on, the AutoPlay window will not be displayed; instead, Nikon View 4 will start automatically. If Always do the selected action is checked when Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4 is selected, Nikon View 4 will start automatically when a COOLPIX995/885/775 is connected to the computer, or when memory card from a Nikon digital camera is inserted in a card reader or PC card slot, even if Disable Auto launch is selected in the Auto Start tab of the Nikon View 4 Preferences dialog. Memory Cards from Other Makes of Camera If the AutoPlay window is displayed when you insert a memory card from a non-Nikon camera in a card reader, do not check Always do the selected action. Using NikonView 4 withWindows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional (COOLPIX5000/995/885/775) xp-4 Displaying the AutoPlay Window To display the AutoPlay window after selecting Always do the selected action, connect the camera to the computer or insert a memory card from a Nikon digital camera into a card reader or PC card slot and select My Computer from the Start menu. Click on the removable disk corresponding to the camera with the right mouse button and select Properties from the menu that appears. A list of actions will be displayed with Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Nikon View 4 selected. Right click Check Prompt me each time to choose an action. The Removable Disk Properties dialog will be displayed. Open the AutoPlay tab and select Pictures from the list of content types. Click OK to close the Removable Disk Properties dialog. Using NikonView 4 withWindows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional (COOLPIX5000/995/885/775) xp-5 AutoPlay Options This section outlines the options displayed in the AutoPlay window when the camera is connected and turned on. Refer to Windows XP help and support services for more information. · Copy Pictures to a folder on my computer using Microsoft Scanner and Camera Wizard Clicking OK in the AutoPlay window when this option is selected will display the Scanner and Camera Wizard, where you can transfer pictures to your computer. [. . . ] The camera or memory card will be shown as a removable disk. · Take no action None of the actions available in the AutoPlay window are performed; the camera or memory card functions as a removable disk only. NEF Files The Copy Pictures to a folder on my computer using Microsoft Scanner and Camera Wizard, Print the pictures using Photo Printing Wizard, and View a slideshow of the images using Windows Picture and Fax Viewer options in the Windows XP AutoPlay window do not support NEF files. Using NikonView 4 withWindows XP Home Edition /Windows XP Professional (COOLPIX5000/995/885/775) xp-6 [. . . ]