Play Slideshow - HTC T-Mobile G1 User Manual

Crop picture
Rotate picture
Flip orientation
Delete picture
View picture details

Play slideshow

Slideshows include all the pictures in your albums. Before you play a slideshow, you may want to
adjust the slideshow settings, described in "Slideshow" on page 104.
1 In full-screen view, press
2 Your slideshow begins! While your slideshow is playing, the status bar is dimmed.
3 To stop the slideshow you can do one of the following:
BACK
• Press - Takes you to thumbnail view.
• Touch the screen - Shows picture in full-screen view.
TRACKBALL
• Click the
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1 In full-screen view, press
2 Touch & hold an edge of the cropper to reveal the sizing arrows, then
drag the edge in or out to size. Touch & drag the center of the cropper
to move it within the picture.
3 When you are happy with the cropped area, select
Discard
to cancel the crop.
4 The cropped picture is saved to Pictures as a copy. Your original is not
touched.
1 In full-screen view, press
Rotate left
2 Select from
3 Your picture rotates and is saved automatically.
With your keyboard closed, you can select to flip the currently-displayed
orientation of the picture. Once you open the keyboard, the orientation is
fixed to landscape. Note that this option does not "rotate" the picture, but
just changes the browse view.
1 In full-screen view, press
2 The orientation sticks until you explicitly change it (except when the
keyboard is open).
1 In full-screen view, press
also use the keyboard shortcut
2 The picture will be removed from the SD card after you confirm.
1 In full-screen view, press
2 The picture details window opens. You can see the title, resolution, file
size, and date of the picture.
MENU
and select
- Shows picture in full-screen view.
MENU More
and select
MENU Rotate
and select
(counter-clockwise) or
MENU More
and select
MENU More
and select
MENU d
+ .)
MENU More
and select
Slideshow
.
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Crop
> .
Save
. Select
.
Rotate right
(clockwise).
Flip orientation
> .
Delete
> . (You can
Details
> .
September 12, 2008