User manual BAZOO 27136 QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Financial services may require prior arrangements with participating financial institutions. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. End user software licence agreement This End User Software Licence Agreement (the EULA) is a legal agreement between you and Sony Corporation (hereinafter referred to as Sony), a corporation organised under Japanese Law, the manufacturer of your Sony computer system (the BAZOO HARDWARE). Please read this EULA carefully before installing or using the software distributed together with this EULA (the BAZOO SOFTWARE). By installing or using the BAZOO SOFTWARE, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. [. . . ] For more information on using your external devices or media, see the documentation that came with the product. Checking out songs Checking out songs means transferring audio files from a computer to an external device (for example, a portable player). To check out songs, proceed as follows: 1 Connect the external device or insert the media into your computer. Your computer automatically recognises the connected external device or media and the Check-In/Out window appears. Click the Show List button to see which songs you have in the Music Drive. In the Tree view on the left, select the playlist containing the song(s) to check out. To check out more than one song at a time, hold down the <Ctrl> key and select additional songs. Click the Check Out button or drag the song to the appropriate position in the song list of the external device or media. The checking out begins. To cancel Check Out, click Stop, or click Cancel in the processing dialog box that is displayed during the Check Out process. 2 3 4 5 6 Managing audio files with SonicStage Software Guide nN 62 Checking in songs After checking out audio files, you can transfer those files back to the hard drive. The songs that you transfer like this can only be checked in to the hard drive of the same computer from which the songs were checked out. To check in songs, proceed as follows: 1 Connect the external device your computer. Your computer automatically recognises the connected external device or media and the Check-In/Out window appears. The photo capture application that was provided with the device launches automatically. When import is complete, the Adjust window appears, displaying an enlarged version of the picture on the right and thumbnail versions on the left. 3 4 5 6 Click Save to move the individual picture to a new folder. Click Trim to crop the picture or capture a specific area. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 67 7 Click Finish Importing to save the imported pictures in a photo collection (see Using the PhotoCollection feature (page 68)). Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 68 Using the PhotoCollection feature You can organise and manage your imported pictures on your computer's hard drive. To use the PhotoCollection feature, proceed as follows: 1 In the PictureGear Studio main window, click PhotoCollection. Alternatively, go to Start, All Programs, PictureGear Studio, Tool and then click PhotoCollection. The PhotoCollection window appears, with a list of available photo sources displayed on the left, and the selected source's contents displayed as thumbnail pictures on the right. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 69 2 From the thumbnail view, click to select pictures. Hold down the <Ctrl> key while clicking to select several pictures. Manage your pictures with these additional tools and features: 3 Click Rotate to change the picture's position. Click Slideshow to place the selected pictures into an organised slideshow. Click Create to create an album, binder, postcard or label, for example. Click Export to send your collection by e-mail or to convert the size and format of the selected pictures. Using PictureGear Studio Software Guide nN 70 Using the Binder feature You can add comments to your favourite photos, add custom backgrounds, clip art, and stamps, or showcase your own drawing talent. [. . . ] Doing so will keep your D: drive unchanged after the recovery process. If you do need to change the size of your partitions, you can do so by choosing Option Recovery in the system recovery set-up process. In this case, it is important to be aware that all data on your hard disk will be deleted. If you need to keep existing files, make sure you back them up before performing the system recovery. Starting the system recovery procedure To start the system recovery, proceed as follows: 1 Turn on your computer (using AC power only) and insert the first system recovery disc into the disc drive. Using the product recovery disc(s) Software Guide nN 125 2 3 4 5 6 If you are still able to access Windows®, shut down your computer (Start/Turn Off Computer/Turn off)*. [. . . ]