Sony UP-CR10L Operating Instructions Manual page 33

Memo
The following buttons are available in the screens that
follow. Touch the buttons when required.
• [Start Over]: Returns to the start screen in step 1.
• [Main Menu]: Returns to the Main Menu screen in
step 4.
• [Help]: Displays the help screen for a description
about procedures that apply to the current screen.
3
Insert the memory card into the respective slot on the
front side of the unit.
When the memory card is recognized, the Main Menu
appears.
4
Touch [Print].
A list display of images contained on the memory card
appears.
5
Touch the images that you want to print.
To deselect an image, touch the image once more.
To select all images, touch the [Select All] button.
If there are more images than fit on one list display
screen, the [b] and [B] buttons can be used to move
among screens.
Memo
Touching the [Add Date] button on this screen will
cause the shooting date to be printed on each photo.
For details, see the section "Adding the Date" on page
46.
Notes
• Images in a format not supported by the unit and
images that are broken (corrupted file data) are
indicated by the following icon.
• Images where one side (vertical or horizontal) is less
than 480 pixels are shown as small thumbnails.
Because of their lower resolution, such images may
not print at high quality.
6
Specify the number of copies (quantity) to print.
Use the [+] and [–] buttons to specify the quantity.
The quantity specified for an image is shown at the top
right corner of the thumbnail.
To specify the individual quantities, touch the
thumbnail of the image with the quantity you want to
change, and then touch the [+] or [–] button.
If the [Select All] button has been selected, the
quantity set with the [+] and [–] buttons will apply to
all images.
Memo
If the digital camera with which the photos were taken
supports DPOF, the images to print and the quantity
for each image can already be specified at the camera.
For details, see the section "Printing From DPOF
Settings" on page 47.
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Selecting Images for Printing