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The Pocket PC operating system has a built-in understanding of memory cards. It uses them in much the same way your desktop PC uses floppy disks. As a matter of fact, the same memory cards sold for digital cameras are also sold as external storage for Pocket PC’s.
When you switch to the Photos PowerView, the Image Folder label displays the last used image directory.
- On the left side of the screen will be the image files in that directory.
If the Image Folder is not correct and/or no image files are
in the directory, click the camera icon, choose Folder/Card
and select the correct folder.
- You may find that you need to back up several levels to get to the additional drive representing your memory card. To do so, tap the plus (+) sign to expand the folder list.
- Many digital cameras store digital photos in directories on the card. For example, the Kodak digital cameras allow you to create photo albums and subsequently put each photo in the album in a separate directory.
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Hint: To alleviate memory concerns and increase overall performance, consider reducing the “quality” setting on your digital camera. WinTOTAL can do this automatically upon synchronization or reading the image through QuickPix. (See our WinTOTAL chapter on digital photos) However, you can increase the storage on your digital camera by using the middle or lowest quality setting, yet retaining the highest “resolution” setting. The differences in your printed output are negligible. | ||
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