HP Media Center 2005, Software Manual

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HP Media Center PC Software Guide
Creating albums
You can organize your pictures into albums by using
the HP Image Zone Plus program. After you create
your picture albums in HP Image Zone Plus, you can
then view them in Media Center.
To create an album:
1
Using your mouse, double-click the
HP Image Zone Plus icon on the desktop.
2
Click the My Images tab.
3
Select the pictures that you want to place into
an album.
4
Click Albums under View/Search.
5
Click Albums , and then select New
Album .
6
To change the title of the album, just select it
and type in a title using your keyboard. You
can now view your albums in Media Center.
Modifying a date assigned to your pictures
Digital cameras and scanners assign a creation
date to digital images. HP Image Zone Plus
automatically recognizes this creation date and
organizes your pictures by date.
To change a date:
1
Using your mouse, double-click the
HP Image Zone Plus icon on the desktop.
2
Click the My Images tab, and then click
All by Date under View/Search."
3
Select a picture to assign a new date.
4
Select a date, and then click Set .
Assigning a keyword to your pictures
1
Using your mouse, double-click the
HP Image Zone Plus icon on the desktop.
2
Click the My Images tab, and then click
All by Keyword .
3
Select your picture by clicking it. You can
select more than one picture, if desired.
4
Click My Selections Menu at the bottom of
the window, choose Keywords , and then
click Assign to All (New Keyword) .
5
Select a keyword from the available keywords
list, and then use the arrow button to add the
keyword to the
Assign to all box. Click
Assign , and then click OK .
Or
Click New , type in a keyword, and then click
OK . The new keyword is added to the
keyword list. Use the arrow button to add the
keyword to the
Assign to all box.
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After you create your
picture albums in the
HP Image Zone Plus
program, you can
then view them in
Media Center.
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You can assign more
than one keyword.
You can also edit or
delete assigned
keywords.