User manual PENTAX ACDSEE FOR PENTAX

[. . . ] User Guide Enjoying Your Digital Camera Images On Your PC About This Guide This guide describes the basic procedures for using ACDSee for PENTAX. Refer to the online help for a more detailed description of each function. Welcome to ACDSee for PENTAX Thank you for choosing ACDSee, the world's top digital imaging software. ACDSee is the ideal all-round application for acquiring, organizing, viewing, editing and sharing images. With the image browser, you can search for, organize and preview images and media files stored in the computer. [. . . ] In the [Properties] area, click the hyperlink to define the condition command for each property. Click the [Start] button. The search results appear in the File List pane. You can check the storage location of the file by displaying the file information from the Properties pane. To browse the folder where the file is, click on the path in the [Location:] field. 34 Searching by Filename Pattern You can enter a pattern in the [With the filename pattern:] field of the Search pane and conduct a search by filename. The pattern can range from a simple pattern, such as part of a filename, to a more sophisticated pattern containing a wild card. Filename Pattern Wild Cards Wild Card ?* Search Result Tallies with one letter in filename. Tallies with none or one or more letters in filename. Tallies with any of the letters in brackets. Tallies with letters other than those in brackets. Tallies with any letter in specified range. Prevents use of other wild cards containing letters used in filenames, like brackets ([). asterisk (*) and question mark (?) are not recognized as filenames and cannot be used with this function. Example ca?. jpg tallies with cat. jpg, cap. jpg and car. jpg, but not with cats. jpg. cat* tallies with cat. jpg, cats. jpg and cathy. jpg. ca [tr] tallies with cat. jpg or car. jpg, but not with cap. jpg. ca [!0] tallies with cata. jpg and catb. jpg, but not with cat0. jpg. cat [a-f0-9] tallies with cata. jpg, catb. jpg, . . . , catf. jpg and cat0. jpg, cat1. jpg, . . . , cat9. jpg. As brackets are a wild card, to search for a filename containing brackets, the brackets are combined with a back slash (\). ACD\ [123\] tallies with ACD [123]. gif. [. . . ] [!. . . ] [. . . -. . . ] \ · There is no need to distinguish between capital and small letters in the pattern. · To use multiple patterns, separate the names with a space or semi-colon (;). · To check against patterns containing a space or semicolon, enclose in quotation marks. [. . . ] To use the photostitcher function: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Double-click the [ACD Photostitcher alias] icon on the desktop. Click the [Load] icon from [Select folder] and in the dialog box, choose the folder containing the images you want to stitch. Click [5] beside the file names and choose the images for panorama stitching. Click the icon below [Stitching settings] and choose the options in the dialog box. [. . . ]