User manual PENTAX LX INTERCHANGEABLE VIEWFINDERS

[. . . ] Regarding trademarks · PENTAX, Optio and smc PENTAX are trademarks of PENTAX Corporation. · QuickTime and QuickTime logo are trademarks used under license. The QuickTime logo is registered in U. S. · All other brands or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. [. . . ] Path box Path box describes the location of the folder of images currently displayed in the File pane. File pane File pane displays the contents of a folder selected in the Navigation pane as a list of files or as thumbnails. You can sort your images by such criteria as file name, file extension, file size, file date, etc. (1p. 31) Status bar Status bar displays information and properties for the selected folder or file. When these categories do not appear, check ( you want to display in the [View] menu. 28 ) the categories For Macintosh Menu bar You can select and execute the various functions and settings of ACDSee for PENTAX by selecting the menu items from the menu bar. Browser toolbar Browser toolbar includes shortcut buttons for commonly used functions and tools. These buttons open dialog boxes or display further command buttons. Navigation pane Navigation pane displays a folder tree of the folders on your computer, external drive, or peripheral device. Preview pane Preview pane displays the image selected in the File pane. File pane File pane displays the contents of a folder selected in the Navigation pane as a list of files or as thumbnails. You can sort your images by such criteria as file name, file size, file date, etc. (1p. 31) 29 Changing the Browser Display Method You can choose from any of the following seven methods for displaying lists of images in the File pane of the Browser. You can view the camera images directly from the Browser by double-clicking the digital camera icon and opening the [DCIM] [xxxPENTX] or [xxx_mmdd] folders. · To edit images, first transfer them to your computer. Use the buttons on the Browser toolbar to select a different folder You can view the contents of the folder one level above the current folder by clicking in the Browser toolbar. You can view the contents of the folder displayed prior to the current folder by clicking in the Browser toolbar. Click to return to the folder displayed before you used in the Browser toolbar to change the displayed folder. Specifying a different folder using the Path box Select [Path Box] from the [View] menu to display the path box in the File pane. Directly enter in the path box the path of the folder containing images you want to view. Images in that folder appear in the File pane. Also, click to the right of the path box to display a dropdown list containing a history of recently used folders. Select from the list a folder with images you want to view. Images from that folder appear in the File pane. 33 Viewing a Full-Size Image or Movie Double-click on an image file from the list on the File pane of the Browser. The image appears at its original size in a window called the "Viewer". You can also double-click on a movie file (or audio file) to play back that file at its original size or at full screen in a window called the "ACDSee Media Window". [. . . ] This section introduces some interesting additional features and how to find help with operations of ACDSee for PENTAX. Using Help ACDSee for PENTAX and the provided software come with help that explains how to use the software and provides information about the various functions. Be sure to use the help menu if you have problems operating the software. Searching for Information 1 2 Select [Search Topics] from the [Help] menu. The [Help] window appears. Select the [Contents], [Index], or [Search] tab to search for the item you are looking for. To directly find the item you are looking for, enter the phrase you want to find in the [Search] tab, and click the [Start Search] button. Useful Tips 1 2 Select [Tip of the Day] from the [Help] menu. [Did you know. . . ] appears. Tips on how to use the software appear randomly. [. . . ]