1. If there is a check mark on the "Only selected files" in the "Print setting" window in the Album preferences, then only the files selected in the album mode will be printed. As a result you will have to select several files in the album mode before going to the index printing section. To select several images for printing, press down the shift key or the control key while clicking on the thumbnails.
   
2. If there is no check mark on the "Only selected files" in the "Print setting" window in the Album preferences, then all the files in the album mode will be printed.

You can create up to 500 thumbnails.
There is no limit to the number of albums you can create. It depends on the capacity (space) of your hard disk.

A thumbnail is a small picture/image that appears when you add a file to your album. The size, name, saved location and other details about the pictures/images are being categorized when added to the albums. A thumbnail acts like a "shortcut" (in Windows machines) or as an "Alias" in Macintosh machines.

A thumbnail shows the location and details of the original file (called the original file or source file or saved file.) A thumbnail is not the original saved file.
Still picture files, movie files and sound files can all be saved in your PC's hard disk as original files; the thumbnails of these files contains the detail information of these saved original files in a compact form to be used in the ImageMixer application. A thumbnail acts like a "shortcut" (in Windows machines) or as an "Alias" in Macintosh machines.

This is an image file format that has been standardized by JEIDA (Japan Electronics Development Association) to form a base for JPEG and TIFF used in digital cameras. In other words, Exif is a file format that has been added to the normal JPEG and TIFF formats for images taken by digital cameras.

This function is useful when you want to save searched results. A new album is created containing only the thumbnails you have selected.

The 'rename file' option indicates changing the name of the original file and not the name of the thumbnail. When you select the "rename file" option, and change the file name, only the name of the original file has changed and not the name of the thumbnail. Thumbnails are created at the import mode so it bears the same name with the original file. However, ImageMixer handles and stores the two names separately so it is not imperative that the names have to be the same.
When you want to change or rename a thumbnail, please change the "Title" of the information panel.

Press the'Esc' key on your keyboard and you can quit the slide show.

You can use up to 60 letters for the 'Title' area and 250 letters for the 'Comment' area.
Please take note that the 'Title' area corresponds to the name of the thumbnail, as a result, long title names may not appear in full.

This varies with the printing layout option:

• 9 images on the index printing option
• 4 images on the information printing option
• 8 images on the list printing information

For Windows users, save still picture files in BMP, JPEG or TIFF format; movies in AVI or MPEG1 format; and sound files in WAVE or MP3 format.

For Macintosh users, save still picture files, movies and sound files in QuickTime. However, do not save still pictures in GIF format.

In the album environment, Click to select the thumbnails whiles pressing the Control Key. Then from the thumbnail menu select Print. The Print dialog window will appear. Choose "4 images" at the index printing and click the printer button.

The buttons on the information panel activate according to the nature of the original file of the selected thumbnail. If the original file of the selected thumbnail is in Exif format, all the buttons on the informational panel will become active. If the file is in a different format other than Exif, then only the "File information display button" and the "Detailed information display button" will become active.

Please save your files in AVI or MPEG1 format.

Open your PC's screen property window, then choose "screen saver" and then click the screen saver setup button. You will then be able to change the positioning of your image.

Open your PC's screen property window, then choose "web" and then check whether the Active Desktop button is "OFF". If the check is on, please remove it.

This is due to the software's specifications. When images without the aspect ratio of 4:3 is edited or saved, only the middle part of the image is used to created its thumbnail. Image Mixer or Digital still cameras will display these thumbnails showing only part of it.

First, you will have to select the movie file in the album environment. Then from the menu choose "Export within album as new picture". An editing window will appear where you will be able to choose the section of the movie file you want to pick out as a picture. click the buton that will capture only the scene you need and close window. The new picture will be added to the album. Now that you have taken a still picture from the movie file, you can eaisly print it out or send it as an attachment on emails.

Usually, the model and settings of the printer the user has, determins the process and limitations of data transfer between the ImageMixer software and the printer. If the printer cannot print certain sizes being set on the Imagemixer printer settings, then the printer will not respond.
Also there are no specific or fixed sizes to to print images. You can vary your sizes according to your liking. Use the editing mode to edit images to the size and form you desire before printing.

Printing in one full page of 4 x6 (4 colons and 6 rows) is possible when the pictures are different. That is, if you have 16 pictures and you want to print it out all in one page - 4 x 6. However, if you would like to print one image or picture to cover the whole page 4 x 6, then the software could not respond to that request on this version. The coming up version will probably include that function.

This is just a file that was temporarily created when you were converting the still image file. Please delete it.