User manual SONY VAIO VPC-EE32FX

[. . . ] Subscriptions to online service providers may require a fee and credit card information. Financial services may require prior arrangements with participating financial institutions. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Read this first Software Guide nN 2 End user software licence agreement This End User Software Licence Agreement (the EULA) is a legal agreement between you and Sony Corporation (hereinafter referred to as Sony), a corporation organised under Japanese Law, the manufacturer of your Sony computer system (the SONY HARDWARE). Please read this EULA carefully before installing or using the software distributed together with this EULA (the SONY SOFTWARE). [. . . ] Instead, select the required album from the AlbumCollection view on the right-hand side of the window. Photo albums can only be viewed or edited using the PictureGear Studio software. To share a PictureGear Studio creation over the Internet or by using another computer, use the Export feature (see Using the Export feature (page 77)). Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 77 Using the Export feature You can export your completed photo album to enable viewing over the Internet, with another computer, or saving to a recordable media. There are three export formats available: Export as a Flash File to create a small file that can be viewed using Microsoft® Internet Explorer. Export as a Light Package to create a compressed file that can be viewed on a computer. Export as a Full Package to create an uncompressed file to be saved to recordable media, such as a CD-R/CD-RW or a Memory StickTM. Only Albums exported as Flash Files can be viewed on another computer on which PictureGear Studio is not installed. 1 2 To export a photo album, proceed as follows: Create a photo album as described in Using the PhotoAlbum feature (page 74). In the PhotoAlbum main window, click Export. The Select Format window appears. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 78 3 4 5 6 Click an export format to select it. Click Browse and navigate to the destination folder. An export completion message window appears, displaying the file name and file size. Click Return to Edit Album Page. 7 8 Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 79 Using the PrintStudio feature Use PrintStudio to design and print original postcards, calendars, art, and labels using your favourite pictures. Stop any scheduled tasks that might run while you are using Click to DVD and Click to DVD Automatic Mode. Stop any automatic updates that might occur while you are using Click to DVD and Click to DVD Automatic Mode. Optimise the system's performance settings. Power supply and processor performance settings. Keep your notebook plugged into an AC outlet while using Click to DVD. Also, set the processor to operate at its maximum clock speed. Using Click to DVD Software Guide nN 84 Restrictions and cautions The following section gives you an overview of some restrictions and cautions. For a complete overview of the restrictions and cautions, read the Restrictions and Cautions chapter in the Click to DVD Help. Use the Click to DVD Project Administration Tool to help you manage your files (see Managing project files with Click to DVD Project Administration Tool (page 100)). To transfer a specific video segment or to edit your video, use the full Click to DVD software, rather than the Click to DVD Automatic Mode software. Use an i. LINKTM cable (not supplied) to connect DV devices to the computer. Click to DVD and Click to DVD Automatic Mode will not work if you use a USB cable to make this connection. When loading images from a device, do not turn off or unplug the device, and do not operate any of its controls. [. . . ] Click the Hardware tab, then click Device Manager. Double-click the option corresponding to the device you installed, then double-click your device. The driver is uninstalled. To uninstall your device driver, you must be logged on to your computer with administrator rights. Click Start on the taskbar. Click the Printers and Other Hardware icon. [. . . ]