HP 240 Series - Manual (Page 22)

hp photosmart 240 series
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Tip: To move quickly through the photos, press and hold the arrows on the
S
ELECT
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HOTOS
button. When you reach the last photo in either direction,
the printer cycles back to the first or last photo and continues.
Note: If you use your computer to delete files from your memory card, the
files you delete may still appear on the printer’s LCD screen. After deleting
the files, remove the memory card following the instructions in remove a
memory card on page 17. Reinsert the memory card to update the printer’s
LCD screen.
print a photo index
A photo index shows thumbnail views and index numbers for all the photos
stored on the memory card, up to a maximum of 2000 photos. The photos
appear in the order in which they are stored on the memory card. The photo
index will print up to 28 photos per page.
Note: Depending on the number of photos stored on the memory card, a
photo index could be several pages long.
The thumbnail views in a photo index
print at low resolution in order to print
quickly, so they do not represent the
final print quality of the photos.
Index numbers appear in the bottom left
corner of each thumbnail view and
indicate the order of the photos on the
memory card.
Note: If an icon of a video camera
appears in the bottom right corner
of an image in the photo index, the
image is the first frame of a video
clip. For more information, see
print video clips on page 25.
To print a photo index:
1 Insert a memory card into the
printer’s memory card slot. For
more information, see insert a
memory card on page 14.
The printer reads the memory card and briefly displays how many photos
and video clips were found on the card.
Note: If you used your digital camera to select photos on the memory card,
a message appears on the printer’s LCD screen asking if you want to print
camera-selected photos. For more information, see print camera-selected
photos on page 26.
2 Load paper in the paper tray. To conserve photo paper, use plain paper or
index cards. For more information, see load the paper on page 8.