fotoexplorer

FotoExplorer is an extension to the Windowsä 95 or Windows NTä Explorer. It makes your digital camera appear as one of the devices inside the "My Computer" folder. It gives you a very simple and intuitive way to view and manipulate images directly from your digital camera without the extra steps of launching acquisition software.

You can easily preview your images, delete those you don't like, save the ones you want to keep.

You can insert pictures directly from the camera into a business presentation, an e-mail message, a report, or your Web page.

You may also print an image, a batch of images or a collection of thumbnails without the need for any other software.

It is not an image-editing tool. If you need to adjust color balance of your image or make it sharper you will have to use some image editing software. In that case FotoExplorer is still a perfect tool that allows you to select the images you want and drag them from your camera into the image editor.

It is not a tool to print fancy layouts, greeting cards, calendars, etc. If that is your goal use FotoExplorer in combination with some specialized printing software.

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The same way you can open an image in an image editing application by dragging it into the application's window directly from your digital camera.

Print image(s)

Press the "Print" button or select "File-Print…" from the menu. It is also recommended that you specify the port if you know which one it is, since auto-detection may take some extra time during establishing the connection. If you do not know which port your camera is connected to, select "Auto".

View images in any folder

You can also view images stored in any folder by selecting the "Images On Disk" button (or alternatively "View-Images On Disk" from the menu). You can insert selected images by dragging them into your document. D:, where D: is the drive letter of your PC-card reader). You may then zoom in or out, or rotate the image. ill it start your coffee machine, sorry.

Create Shortcut for the folder

If you like to have your digital camera accessible directly from the desktop, you may create a shortcut to it by following those simple steps:

Rotate image(s)

Select the image(s) you want to rotate and press the "Rotate" button or select "Edit-Rotate Selected" from the menu.

If your camera supports removable media, try checking "Auto" for the location of the images. You can also access the settings from FotoExplorer by pressing on the "Settings" button or selecting "View-Settings…" from the menu.

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