User manual HP PHOTOSMART 1000

[. . . ] hp photosmart 1000 knowledge user's guide © Copyright 2000 Hewlett-Packard Company All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another language without the prior written consent of Hewlett-Packard Company. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. [. . . ] 8. Tablet ­ if you want to bind your document along the top (like a calendar). Book ­ if you want to bind your document on the left (like a book). Select Manual. When the first side of your document finishes printing, remove the paper from the output tray. Follow the instructions on the screen to determine how to place the paper into the paper tray. On your computer screen, click Continue. 52 www. hp. com/photosmart Chapter 5 Your printer allows you to save directly from a memory card to your computer and also includes an infrared port that can access and save information sent to it by a digital camera. Note: Saving photos Your digital camera must use HP JetSend to transfer information via infrared. Refer to your digital camera documentation to see if your digital camera uses HP JetSend. Saving from a memory card Saving directly from a memory card is as easy as: inserting the memory card into the printer, choosing the photos you want to save, and pressing Save. For more information on inserting the memory card, see "Inserting a memory card" on page 21. For more information on: · · Deciding which photos to save, see "Deciding which photos to print" on page 26. Choosing the photos on the printer's front panel, see"Choosing photos on the printer's front panel" on page 28. Choose Photos button Save button www. hp. com/photosmart 53 hp photosmart 1000 color printer user's guide Saving photos from a memory card to your Windows PC You can save photos directly from your memory card to your Windows PC. You can use the HP PhotoSmart Save Utility or you can use Windows Explorer or My Computer to drag and drop files from the memory card to a location on your computer's hard drive. If you need more information, see "Choosing photos on the printer's front panel" on page 28. Note: Save button If you selected to save ALL PHOTOS, the printer will automatically save all files on the memory card, including non-photo files (such as audio files). 2. On the printer front panel, press Save. A new sub-folder is automatically created using the current date and time for its name. This sub-folder is located in C:\My Documents\My Pictures. Note: If you are using Windows 2000 the sub-folder is located in C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\My Documents\My Pictures. 54 www. hp. com/photosmart Saving photos from a memory card to your Windows PC 3. If you want to save your photos in a different location: · · Click and select the location. Click here to save your photos in a different folder on your computer's hard drive De-select In new sub-folder if you do not want to create a sub-folder. If you leave this option selected, a new folder will be created within the folder you chose in the Save my photos to field. If you do not make any selections within one minute, the Save dialog box automatically closes and the photos are saved to the specified location. 4. Click Start. Note: To save non-photo files: · If you want to save all files, including non-photo files (such as audio files), from a memory card using the front panel, choose ALL PHOTOS when you are selecting the photos you want to save. The non-photo files are automatically saved along with the photo files. If you need more information on how to select photos using the front panel, see "Choosing photos on the printer's front panel" on page 28. If you only want to save specific files (such as one photo and one non-photo file), access the memory card directly using Windows Explorer or My Computer. · www. hp. com/photosmart 55 hp photosmart 1000 color printer user's guide Saving photos from a memory card to your Macintosh You can save photos directly from a memory card to your Macintosh. You can use the HP PhotoSmart Photo Saver or you can use Finder to drag and drop files from the memory card to a location on your computer's hard drive. If you need more information, see "Choosing photos on the printer's front panel" on page 28. Note: Save button If you selected to save ALL PHOTOS, you will automatically save all photo files on the memory card. Supported photo formats include the following extensions--jpg, jpe, tif, mpg, and avi. If you want to save all the files saved on the memory card, access the memory card directly from the desktop. 2. On the printer front panel, press Save. [. . . ] The cable should be 9 feet (3 meters) or shorter. This cable is available where you purchased your printer or at most computer supply stores, and must be purchased separately. You will need a USB cable to connect the HP PhotoSmart printer to your computer's USB port. This cable is available where you purchased your printer or at most computer supply stores, and must be purchased separately. www. hp. com/photosmart 97 hp photosmart 1000 color printer user's guide System requirements Component Operating system Processor RAM Free disk space Video display CD-ROM Recommended Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4. 0, 2000 Pentium 233 MHz 64­128 MB 200­500 MB 800x600, 16-bit or higher 4x or better 98 www. hp. com/photosmart Connecting the printer to your Windows PC Connecting the printer To. . . Connect the printer with a parallel cable Follow these steps. . . [. . . ]