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5. Connect the camera to your Macintosh.
1 Load the media into the camera, switch the camera on and set the Mode dial to
"Playback" mode.
NOTE
Some cameras support storage media other than SmartMedia.
2 Use the USB cable to connect the camera to the USB port on your Macintosh.
NOTE
• Connect the cable to the USB port
on your Macintosh. If the cable is
connected via a USB hub, the
software may not operate correctly.
If the PC has 2 or more USB ports,
any USB port can be used.
• Push the USB connector in fully to
ensure that the connection is
secure. If the cable is not securely
connected, the software will not
operate correctly. Refer to the
Owner's Manual supplied with the
camera for details.
• To avoid communication errors, use
the USB cable provided in this
package and do not use an
extension cable.
3 Setup is complete when a new removable disk icon
(the connected camera) appears on the desktop.
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Installing the Enclosed Applications
1. When you load the enclosed CD-ROM into the
CD-ROM drive and double-click the CD-ROM icon,
the "Exif Viewer" folder appears.
2. Copy the "Exif Viewer"
folder to your hard
disk.
✽
The "Exif Viewer" folder contains
"Exif Viewer" and "DP Editor".
3. Open the English folder
in the QuickTime 4 folder
and double-click the
"QuickTime Installer"
icon. Installation begins.
✽
In the "Registration" window, the
software will still be installed if you
enter no information.
4. When installation is completed, restart your
Macintosh.
This completes the installation.
✽
DP Editor is a software utility for creating new DPOF files and is based on DPOF
version 1.00. When you are using this software to edit DPOF files that were set
up on a digital camera, some functions may not be available depending on the
software version supported.
✽
Particularly with media containing DPOF settings specified on other brands of
digital camera, you should reset the DPOF settings using the selected digital
camera before using the DP Editor.
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