Selecting A Range Of Photos - Epson Stylus Photo R300 Series User Manual

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5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each additional photo you want to
print.
6. When you're done, press
7. To view a list of your selected photos, highlight
press . Press when you're done viewing the list.
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If you made a mistake and selected the wrong photo, you
can remove it from the list of selected photos. Simply
change its number of copies to zero; see step 4.
8. Continue with "Printing the Selected Photos" to finish
laying out your photos and setting up your print job.

Selecting a Range of Photos

You can select a range of photos to print if you took a set of
photos that you want to print out at once.
If your printer doesn't have the preview monitor, first print an
index to identify the photos on the memory card.
1. Highlight
Select Photo
2. Highlight , then press
Range
3. Choose a starting photo under the
and buttons. (Hold down either button to scroll
quickly through the photo numbers.)
4. Press .
OK
5. Choose an ending photo under the
and buttons.
6. Press . The range appears on the right side of the LCD.
OK
7. If you want to print more than one copy of this range,
highlight and press
Copies
buttons to select the desired number of copies and press
.
OK
8. Continue with "Printing the Selected Photos" to finish
laying out your photos and setting up your print job.
Printing the Selected Photos
Once you've selected your photos, follow these steps to start
printing:
1. Load your paper in the printer.
2. Press the and buttons to highlight
then press to enter the
OK
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Copies
, then press .
OK
.
OK
option using the
From:
option using the
To:
, then use the and
OK
Paper Type
menu.
Paper Type
3. Highlight the type of paper you've loaded, then press
(If you're not sure about the paper type, see the table on
page 3.)
and It's important to select the correct Paper Type setting for
the paper you're using, or the print quality may not be what
you expect.
4. Enter the
Paper Size
you've loaded.
5. In the
Layout
Prints one photo per sheet, borderless; fits the photo
lengthwise on the paper.
Prints one photo per sheet, with borders around the
edges.
Prints a photo on the top half of the sheet.
Prints two photos per sheet.
Prints four photos per sheet.
Prints eight photos per sheet.
Prints 20 photos per sheet; the photo number and date
are also printed with each photo. (Good for printing
larger-size index prints.)
Prints an index of your photos. 80 photos are printed
on letter-size paper.
Prints a CD jewel case insert with one photo on one
side of the insert.
Prints a CD jewel case insert with twenty-four photos;
twelve on each side of the insert.
If you don't see the entire image in your prints, check to
make sure the Fit to Frame and Crop options are Off. See
the User's Guide.
6. If you've selected a single photo or all photos for printing,
you can print multiple sheets of your selected layout. Enter
the
Copies
If you've selected a set of photos for printing, or if you're
using DPOF or PictBridge, the number of copies is
automatically determined (it's displayed as
the
Copies
7. If you like, you can make further changes before printing.
8. Press the
To cancel a print job while printing, press the
,
button.
Keep your pictures and unused paper away from high
temperatures and humidity and out of direct sunlight.
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menu, then select the size of paper
menu, select one of the following:
menu, then select from 1 to 100 copies.
setting); you cannot change this setting.
button. Your print job begins printing.
Print
.
OK
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