Epson PhotoPC 850Z User Manual page 93

Note:
The Print Mark program can handle up to 1,000
photos. Even if you select All, the program cannot
access the photos exceeding the limit.
6. Press Select Image to select photos to print as an
index.
7. Press the ISO or W.B. button to select a photo. A
white frame moves to indicate your selection. The
number at the bottom in the LCD monitor shows
a frame number.
Note:
The Print Mark program can handle up to 1,000
photos. Even if the memory card has more photos,
the program cannot access the photos exceeding
the limit.
You can enlarge the preview of the selected photo
by pressing the enlargement icon button at the top
left of the LCD monitor. Press BACK to return to
the normal selection screen.
8. Press the + or - button to specify the number of
copies to print the selected photo. You can specify
up to 99 copies. When you specify values other
than 00, the selection mark appears on the selected
photo. The value 00 implies no selection.
9. Repeat the above steps 7 and 8 to select other
photos and specify the number of copies.
10. Press BACK.
11. Press Done to confirm your settings. If you
change your mind, press BACK to return to the
photo selection screen. To quit making a new
DPOF file, press Cancel.
12. Press the ISO or W.B. button to select the number
of index sheet copies. You can specify up to 99
sheet copies of the index.
13. Press Save to show the confirmation screen.
14. Press the W.B. button to save your settings; the
screen changes to the main menu of the Print
Mark program.
If you want to change the current settings, press
BACK to return to the previous screen. You can
change the settings in the same way as you did
with Index print, Select Image, and the ISO and
W.B. buttons.
15. Press Exit to return to the program selection menu.
Using Print Mark to Print Photos
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