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2. Launch the Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 by double clicking the
the desktop, or via Start > Programs > Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 Basic.
3. Choose the folder using to store the file. (See fig. 1.1)
4. Double click the TWAIN Acquire icon
Ë Acquire Now. The Ulead Instant Viewer screen pops up. (See fig. 1.2)
5. Click the icon to download the picture/video clips from camera.
After downloading is completed, the thumbnail view of the files is shown on
the right side of the screen. The file type will be shown ( "Img" for pictures,
"AVI" for video clips). (See fig. 1.4)
6. Click on the arrow icon
7. Choose the file you would like to save by clicking on the file, and then click
"Transfer" ( ).
• You may also click "Transfer All" (
8. Before saving a video clip, the computer will ask you to define the file name.
Type in file name, and then click "Save". (See fig. 1.4)
9. After transferring all the files you would like to keep, you can click "Erase
All" to delete all the files. Before deleting, the computer will ask "Are you
sure?". Click "Yes" if it is confirmed. Otherwise, click "No".
10. Click "Exit" ( ) to close the Ulead Instant View window. All the pictures
that are downloaded just now will display in the browse pane. (fig. 1.1)
11. Click "File à Exit" or click the
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. Or click File Ë TWAIN Acquire
to view all the files.
) to save all the files.
to exit Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0.
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File Folder
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