User manual RYOBI ERT2100V SCHEMA

[. . . ] 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 RYOBI HARDWARE). Please read this EULA carefully before installing or using the software distributed together with this EULA (the RYOBI SOFTWARE). By installing or using the RYOBI SOFTWARE, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. [. . . ] The PhotoCollection Import window appears and your connected device is displayed in the Select window. The photo capture application that was provided with the device launches automatically. When import is complete, the Adjust window appears, displaying an enlarged version of the picture on the right and thumbnail versions on the left. 3 4 5 6 Click Save to move the individual picture to a new folder. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 69 Click Delete to remove the picture from the photo collection. Click Trim to crop the picture or capture a specific area. 7 Click Finish Importing to save the imported pictures in a photo collection (see Using the PhotoCollection feature (page 70)). Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 70 Using the PhotoCollection feature You can organise and manage your imported pictures on your computer's hard drive. To use the PhotoCollection feature, proceed as follows: 1 In the PictureGear Studio main window, click PhotoCollection. Alternatively, go to Start, All Programs, PictureGear Studio, Tool and then click PhotoCollection. The PhotoCollection window appears, with a list of available photo sources displayed on the left, and the selected source's contents displayed as thumbnail pictures on the right. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 71 2 From the thumbnail view, click to select pictures. Hold down the <Ctrl> key while clicking to select several pictures. Manage your pictures with these additional tools and features: Click Rotate to change the picture's position. 3 4 Click View to enlarge a thumbnail view. Click Slideshow to place the selected pictures into an organised slideshow. Click Create to create an album, binder, postcard or label, for example. The Select Format window appears. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 78 3 4 5 6 Click an export format to select it. 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. To use PrintStudio, proceed as follows: 1 In the PictureGear Studio main window, click PrintStudio. Alternatively, go to Start, All Programs, PictureGear Studio, Tool and then click The PrintStudio window appears. PrintStudio. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 80 2 Select the item you want to create and click Start Creating. The initial creation window appears, which varies depending on the item you are creating. 3 4 5 6 Make selections for the picture(s), design layout, and custom decoration for the item you want to create. Set the number of copies to be printed and select a connected printer. Make sure you use the appropriate paper when creating items, such as postcards, labels or business cards. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 81 Viewing the online Help For more information about PictureGear Studio, see the application's online Help files. To view the online help, proceed as follows: Click Help in PictureGear Studio's main window or in each PictureGear Studio element. Using Click to DVD Software Guide nN 82 Using Click to DVD With this software application, you can easily capture video images from a digital external device (camera, VCR, etc. ) and write them to a DVD. You can also turn your digital or scanned pictures into a photo album or a slideshow and write them to a DVD. [. . . ] Make sure that the This device is working properly message is displayed under Device status. Your device is shown in Device Manager with a yellow question or exclamation mark. Double-clicking the category of your device in the device manager list does not display your device. If the This device is working properly message is not displayed, the device is not working properly. [. . . ]