Document Outline

• 1 Getting Started
  • Introduction
  • Camera Features
  • Camera Front
  • Camera Back
  • Camera Bottom
  • Camera Specifications
  • Softkeys
  • Mode Dial and Four-Way Controller
  • Your Status LCD
    • Flash
    • Exposure Compensation
    • Picture Type
    • Pictures Remaining
    • Advanced Capture Mode
    • Self-Timer
    • IrDA (Infrared) Communication
    • Batteries
    • Installing the Batteries
    • Quality
    • Understanding Quality and Resolution
  • Removable Memory Card
    • Inserting the Memory Card
    • Removing the Memory Card
  • Power Management
    • Understanding Sleep Mode
    • Using the AC Adapter
    • Using the Battery Charger
    • Battery Guidelines
• 2 Taking Pictures
  • Turning the Camera On or Off
  • Setting the Camera to Capture Mode
  • Previewing a Picture
  • Capturing Pictures
  • Setting Flash, Exposure Compensation, Picture Type, and Quality
  • Setting the Self-Timer
  • Using Zoom
    • Digital Zooming
  • Defining the Capture Settings
    • Picture Type Settings
    • Album Settings
    • White Balance Settings
    • Watermark Settings
    • Advanced Exposure Modes Settings
    • Advanced Focus Mode Settings
    • Preferences Settings
      • Capture
      • Date and Time
      • Camera Name
    • Using Scripts
      • Loading Scripts onto a Memory Card
      • Choosing a Script on the Camera
    • Adding Sound to a Picture in Quickview
• 3 Reviewing Your Pictures
  • Setting the Camera to Review Mode
  • Reviewing Pictures
  • Viewing the Remaining Memory
  • Setting Review Mode Preferences
    • Overlay Preferences
    • Slide Show Preferences
    • Video Preferences
    • Playback Preferences
    • Format Card Preferences
    • Print Order Preferences
  • Marking Pictures
    • Placing Marked Pictures in an Album
    • Creating a New Album in Review Mode
    • Protecting Your Pictures
    • Copying Marked Pictures from Camera to Camera
    • Using On-Camera Applications
      • Loading On-Camera Applications onto a Memory Card
      • Selecting an On-Camera Application
  • Opening Albums
  • Expanding and Collapsing Pictures
  • Adding Sound to Pictures
  • Deleting a Picture
  • Deleting Multiple Pictures
  • Playing Sound, Bursts, and Time-lapse Sequences
  • Magnifying Pictures
  • Viewing Pictures on Your Television
• 4 Installing the Software
  • Windows-based System Requirements
  • KODAK Software for Windows-Based Computers
    • Software Overview
    • Loading KODAK Software on Windows 98
  • Macintosh System Requirements
  • KODAK Software for Macintosh Computers
    • Software Overview
    • Loading KODAK Software on Macintosh Computers
    • Copying KODAK Plug-In Acquire files to a Plug-In Folder
• 5 Connecting Your Camera
  • Checking for USB Support on Windows 98
  • Connecting Your Camera
  • Starting the KODAK Software
    • Opening KODAK Software for Windows-Based Computers
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Mounter)
      • KODAK Digital Camera (TWAIN Acquire)
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Properties)
      • KODAK Pictures Now Desktop Software
    • Opening KODAK Software for Macintosh Computers
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Mounter)
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Plug-In Acquire)
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Tools)
      • KODAK Digital Camera (Control Panel)
      • KODAK Pictures Now Desktop Software
  • Folder and File Naming Conventions
    • Naming Folders
    • Naming Pictures
      • Picture Naming Using Absolute Numbering
      • Picture Naming Using Relative Numbering
    • Naming Files
  • Locating Pictures on the Camera
• 6 Tips and Troubleshooting
  • General Maintenance and Safety
  • Connecting With Your Computer
  • Monitor Adjustment
  • Tips for Printing
  • Troubleshooting
• 7 Where to Get Help
  • Software Help
  • Online Services
  • Faxed Information
  • Customer Support
  • Warranty Time Period
  • Warranty Repair Coverage
  • Limitations
  • Application Support
  • How to Obtain Service
  • Regulatory Information
    • FCC Compliance and Advisory
    • Canadian DOC Statement
• 8 Warranty and Regulatory Information
• Index