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Using the Review Screen

If the

Review after capture checkbox is currently checked in the Tools > Options... >

General tab (it is checked by default), then immediately after you capture a new image or

video file, it will be displayed on the screen along with four icons.

1.

To return to the previous Capture screen, tap the leftmost icon (

Back to Preview). This will

keep the newly-captured file, saving it using the default file-naming conventions currently

specified in

Tools > Options....

2.

To immediately send a captured image/video, tap the

Send icon, then select an option

from the Send File dialog box:

Send via MMS or Send via E-mail. A Compose screen will

appear, with the file already attached and ready to be sent. An example is illustrated above

on the right. (See last page of Chapter 8 for information about Messaging overrides.)

Exception —

Contact Photo capture mode:

If you are using the

Contact Photo capture mode, the Assign to Contact

icon will

display in this second position (instead of the

Send icon). Tap this icon to assign the new

captured image as a Photo ID to an entry in your Pocket Contacts. The

Photo Contacts

(Caller ID) application will be invoked, with the Assign Photo process already in progress.

After you have assigned the image to a Contact, you will be returned to Camera mode.

Then, every time that person calls you in the future, his/her Photo ID will display in the

Incoming Call window on your Pocket PC Phone screen. See Chapter 3 for more about

the

Photo Contacts application.

3.

If you don’t like the newly-captured file and want to delete it, tap the

Delete icon.

4.

Tapping the rightmost icon,

View in Album, will switch to the Detailed View mode of

Album, where you can play the file if a video, or view and edit image files.

Review Screen:

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Using Camera

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Using Camera

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