User manual KONICA MINOLTA DIMAGE RD3000 SOFTWARE

[. . . ] This manual does not provide instructions for the basic operation of personal computers, or the basic operation of Windows® or Mac operating systems. Please refer to the manual that came with your computer for information on the above mentioned topics. · This instruction manual may not be copied either in part or in its entirety without the prior permission of Minolta Co. , Ltd. · Every precaution has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this material. Please contact Minolta if you have any questions, find any mistakes or notice missing information. [. . . ] Attempting to delete a write-protected file will result in the following dialog box opening. Click the OK button to continue to delete other files. 59 USING THE VIEWER PANEL CREATING A NEW FOLDER Create a new folder on the hard disk. FOR WINDOWS® 95/98/NT 1 Follow the instructions shown on page 48 for viewing image files that have been copied to your hard disk. 2 Click File menu, and then click Create New Folder. · A new folder is created inside the Viewer Panel. · Enter the desired name of the new folder in the highlighted text box. New folder Enter the name of the new folder here 60 USING THE VIEWER PANEL FOR MACINTOSH 1 Follow the instructions shown on page 48 for viewing image files that have been copied to your hard disk. 2 Click on File menu, and click Select a Folder. · The Select a Folder dialog box opens. 3 Click the New Folder button. · The New Folder Name text box opens. 4 Enter the desired name of the new folder in the text box and click Create button. · The Select a Folder dialog box opens. 5 Click the Cancel button. · The Select a Folder dialog box closes, and the new folder is displayed inside the Viewer Panel. 61 USING THE VIEWER PANEL CHANGING THE IMAGE DISPLAY The size of the thumbnail images displayed in the folder panel, can be changed to Slides, Small Slides, or List Display. 1 Display the images in the Viewer Panel (see pages 45 to 51). · The image format can be changed regardless of whether the files are viewed from the CF Card or from your hard disk. FOR WINDOWS® 95/98/NT 2 Click View menu, and then click Slide, Small Slide, or List. FOR MACINTOSH When viewing images from the CF card: 2 Click Viewer menu, point to View By, and then click Slide, Small Slide, or List on the submenu. When viewing images from the hard disk: 2 Click View menu, point to View By, and then click Slide, Small Slide, or List on the submenu. 62 USING THE VIEWER PANEL This same operation can be performed using the icons located on the Viewer Panel toolbar. Slide Small Slide List The thumbnail image format changes as shown below: Slide Small Slide List 63 USING THE VIEWER PANEL SORTING IMAGES IN THE VIEWER PANEL Thumbnail images displayed in the Viewer Panel can be sorted by filename, date, or size. 1 Display the images in the Viewer Panel (see pages 45 to 51). · Images can be sorted regardless of whether the files are viewed from the CF Card or from your hard disk. FOR WINDOWS® 95/98/NT 2 Click View menu, and then click Sort By. From the submenu, click the condition you wish to use to sort the images. FOR MACINTOSH When viewing images from the CF card: 2 Click Viewer menu, and then click Sort By. From the submenu, click the condition you wish to use to sort the images. When viewing images from the hard disk: 2 Click View menu, and then click Sort By. From the submenu, click the condition you wish to use to sort the images. 64 USING THE VIEWER PANEL The same operation can be performed using the Sort By drop-down menu (Sort By pop-up menu on Macintosh) on the Viewer Panel toolbar. Images can be Name: Audio: Size: Kind: Date: sorted by filename, audio, size, kind and date. Files are sorted alphabetically by filename. Files are sorted alphabetically by file format type. Files are sorted by date. 65 USING THE VIEWER PANEL USING QUICK VIEW Use the Quick View function to display a slideshow of the images displayed in the Viewer Panel. 1 Follow the instructions shown on page 48 for viewing file images that have been copied to your hard disk. 2 Click View menu, and then click Quick View. · The Quick View slideshow begins in accordance with the preferences described on the following page. Quick View button · This same operation can be performed using the Quick View button located on the Viewer Panel toolbar. · Push any key on the keyboard to terminate the Quick View slideshow. 66 USING THE VIEWER PANEL QUICK VIEW PREFERENCES 1 Click View menu, and then click Quick View Preferences. · The following Quick View Preferences dialog box opens. When selected, the image size is automatically enlarged or reduced to match the screen size. When selected, the image filename is displayed together with the image. When selected, the Quick View slideshow continues indefinitely. When selected, the Quick View slideshow always begins with the first slide, even when paused mid-way. Select a new background colour. Return all settings to their default values. Cancel changes, and close the dialog box. Save the new settings and close the dialog box. Advance to the next slide after the interval (in seconds) shown in the text box. Advance to the next slide with a mouse click. 2 After specifying your preferences, click the OK button to save the new settings and close the dialog box. · Run a Quick View slideshow to verify that the news settings have taken effect. 67 USING THE VIEWER PANEL CHANGING FILE NAMES Change file names of image files displayed in the Viewer Panel from the hard disk. Use the thumbnail images to verify results of this operation. It is not possible to change the filenames of image files in the CF Card. 1 Follow the instructions shown on page 48 for viewing image files that have been copied to your hard disk. 2 Click the image of the file you wish to change, then click once more on the highlighted filename. · The current filename appears in a text box, where it can be edited. [. . . ] 1 On the Slideshow menu, click Present Slideshow. · This same operation can be performed by clicking the Present button on the toolbar. · The slideshow is presented in accordance with the preferences specified as shown on the previous page. · Push any key on the keyboard to terminate the slideshow. (For Windows®) (For Macintosh) 134 SLIDESHOWS SAVING A SLIDESHOW Save the slideshow as a file on your hard disk. 1 With the content of the slideshow displayed in the Slideshow window, on the File menu, click Save As. · The standard Save As dialog box for your operating system opens. (For Windows®) (For Macintosh) 2 Select a folder in which to save the file. · To create a new folder, click the Create New Folder icon (New for Macintosh). · Click the Cancel button to cancel the operation and close the dialog box. 3 Input the new filename. [. . . ]