User manual POLAROID MY MEMORIES SUITE

[. . . ] My Memories Suite Operation Manual 1 ­ My Memories Suite User Guide 20070809 Welcome to My Memories SuiteTM, a fully digital scrapbooking solution. Every memory you capture--photos and video, journaling and audio recordings--can be created into one master album to share any number of ways. Photobooks, interactive discs, print pages at home, upload to an iPod or Internet, you name it. My Memories Suite by Polaroid gets you to the FUN faster! Using This Guide This guide is separated into three major sections: Introduction (page 6) This section contains information about computer system requirements and installing the software. [. . . ] Mute Narration ­ Check this box to disable narration on the current page. 69 ­ My Memories Suite User Guide Checking an Album Use the functions in the Check Album section of the Control Panel to prepare your album for sharing with others. Note: The Check Album section of the Control Panel provides important album size information. Interactive, DVD-Video, and photobook output options have size limitations. Check the current status of an album by clicking on Check Album in the Control Panel and consulting the information in the Album Details area. If you are planning to print the album, please see the extra information in the Album Output Preparation topic on page 73. Preliminary Suggestion: Back Up the Album Copy the entire album folder to another hard drive location, a backup drive, or burn it to a CD or DVD prior to making changes. Viewer Mode Viewer Mode allows you to see your album the way that it will appear in an interactive album. It is also useful for proofing pages before choosing all output options. Check your entire album in this mode before creating output from the Share Album section of the Control Panel. To enter Viewer Mode, click on the Preview Album icon in the Check Album section of the Control Panel, choose View > View Album from the menu, or click on the View Album icon on the toolbar. 2. Before beginning, you will be prompted to choose whether to advance pages automatically and the default time interval for auto-advancing pages. This selection will be saved with the album and will become the default setting for interactive album, movie, and DVD-Video output. My Memories Suite User Guide ­ 70 3. Once in Viewer Mode, album pages will advance automatically if you chose that option. Otherwise, a row of navigation and function buttons will appear at the bottom of the presentation if you move the mouse to the bottom of the screen. Browse through the album using the arrow icons or go to a specific page with the Contents icon on the far left. 4. When you have finished previewing your album, click on the Exit button on the far right. Check Spelling The My Memories Suite spell checker processes the entire album, checking all text boxes on unlocked album pages for spelling. Click on the Check Spelling icon in the Check Album section of the Control Panel, or choose Check Album > Check Spelling from the menu. If the spell checker finds any misspelled words, it will launch the Check Spelling dialog. The image and list below describe the function of each button in the dialog: a. Ignore ­ Leaves the current word as it is and moves on to the next misspelling. Ignore All ­ Leaves the current word and any identical words in the entire album as they are. Change ­ Replaces the current word with the one currently in the Change to field. Change All ­ Replaces this and all subsequent instances of the word in the Not in dictionary field with the one in the Change to field. [. . . ] To create files for professional processing, click on the Printing Services option and see page 81 to continue. Export to JPEG This option will save each album page as a JPEG image file, which can be stored on your computer or sent to family and friends. To create JPEG images, click on the Export to JPEG option and see page 84 to continue. Photobook This option will save each page as a high quality image file which will be uploaded to the www. MyMemoriesSuite. com website to be made into a hardbound book. [. . . ]