User manual ULEAD PHOTO EXPLORER 6

[. . . ] USER GUIDE First English edition for Ulead Photo Explorer version 6. 0, May 2000 Copyright © 2000 Ulead Systems, Inc. No part of this publication maybe reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or storing in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form without prior written permission of Ulead Systems, Inc. Software license The software described in this document is furnished under a License Agreement which is included with the product. This Agreement specifies the permitted and prohibited uses of the product. Licenses and trademarks ICI Library © 1991-1992 C-Cube Microsystems. and the Ulead logo are trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. [. . . ] Each image will be prefixed with this name followed by a counter (e. g. Click File: TWAIN Acquire Acquire Now to start getting images. Tip In the Acquire File Setup dialog box, you can also choose to share images on the Web after transferring them to your computer. Select the appropriate option in the Send To Web section to send your images to iMira. com. In Photo Explorer, using File: TWAIN Acquire is recommended only for getting images from a scanner. For digital cameras, use File: Digital Camera Wizard instead. In most cases, JPEG images from a camera will be decompressed and resaved with some loss of image quality through TWAIN transfers. Also, Exif camera information embedded in the JPEG files will be lost. The Digital Camera Wizard can be used with many cameras to avoid the problems associated with TWAIN transfers. Note: Photo Explorer offers WDM driver support for "push-model aware" scanners. Selected buttons on such scanners can be configured to carry out a list of commands. For example, pressing a button could automatically run Photo Explorer, get an image from a scanner, and save it to the active folder. Because Photo Explorer supports this technology, acquiring images is now 15 User Guide Renaming and renumbering files After getting images from a digital camera or scanner, you may want to change their file names or renumber their sequence. The Tools: AutoRename command allows you to change several file names at once. Select the files to rename, then click Tools: AutoRename. By default, files can be renamed and numbered starting from one. Click the Quick Rename button to use this default. Click New to define more criteria for renaming files. Specify your renaming criteria by selecting one of the tabs in the Batch Operation dialog box. Click a tab to define settings, then click OK. To set more conditions for renaming files, repeat steps 2 and 3. Click OK in the AutoRename dialog box to start the renaming process. Notes: G You can work with only A The list in the one criterion at a time in the Batch Operation dialog box. Once you have defined settings for a criterion, click OK. AutoRename dialog box shows all the file renaming criteria you have defined. The renaming process starts from the top Tips Click the tabs in the Batch Operation dialog box to define criteria for renaming files: q Rename -- Give your images brand new file names. [. . . ] Click OK to generate the HTML files and thumbnail images. Tip In the Page tab, select Use frames for thumbnail pages to display the thumbnail page along with the source image. Choose to generate Web pages or create a single, self-extracting file ready to be sent by e-mail. Note: Web pages and thumbnail images are generated only in your hard disk drive. The files are not posted Creating slide shows for the Web Photo Explorer can instantly create impressive Web slide shows with smooth fade-ins and transition effects. Click Tools: Slide Show Storyboard to create a slide show project. [. . . ]