We will dedicate up to 15 min before the start of each Session for pre- submitted questions.
So if you have a question, send it to me by Email and I will include it.
This weeks Question: (None Yet)
Session Outline: by Jerry Ronan
1. Downloading attached E-Mail pictures.
2. Copying embedded E-Mail pictures to Folders.
3. Copying CD Folders to C Drive.
4. Copying DVD Folders to C Drive.
5. Downloading pictures from a Flash Drive.
6. Downloading from a Digital Camera.
This exercise will all be done on the SC Laptops and then we will have pictures on them.
There are two emails on the Group E-Mail account for 1 and 2.
I will be bringing 3 CD's, 3 DVD's and 3 Flash Drives to cover 3, 4 and 5.
A camera with pictures will also be provided.
The following procedure from our Tips and Tricks may need updating after the Session.
You will be ready for the 2 Picture Management Sessions by Jim Evans on March 24th and 31st.
From Your E-Mail with a picture attached:
Next to the picture, click on Download.
In the lower left corner, click on the Photo Gallery Icon.
In the upper left corner double click the Photo Gallery Icon to Edit, Organize to open Photo Gallery.
You can now Drag and Drop the picture from the Download folder to an existing picture folder or create a new folder with a new name where you can place the picture.
To drag and drop, place the arrow on the picture and press and hold the left button of the mouse. Slide the mouse over to the folder desired and when it high.
How to Save an Embedded Picture in an Email
The following steps can be used to save a picture that is embedded in an email that you receive with any email program, such as GMail, Yahoo Mail or Hotmail.
Steps:
1. Make sure you know the folder name that you save the picture(s) to. This can be your “My Pictures” folder if you don’t have many pictures, or a specific titled folder in your “My Pictures” folder. If you need a new folder for this, do the following: Go to your “My Pictures” folder and click on “New folder” in the tool bar right above the white space. A new folder will appear in the white space with a title “New folder” that is highlighted (blued over). Begin typing the title you actually want this folder to have, that is appropriate for the type of picture you want to save (e.g., “Grandchildren”), and when you have finished typing, hit “Enter”. You will see that you have created a new folder that has the appropriate title. You may now close the folder.
2. Go to your email program and open the email that contains the picture you wish to save. Put the mouse pointer (it will actually change to a hand with a finger pointing) in the center of the picture and right-click the mouse. A menu will come up. One of the items in the menu will be “Save Picture As…”. Left-click this line. Then a “Save Picture” panel will come up which will have your “My Pictures” folder in it. If you want to save it there, go to the next step. If you have a special folder to save the picture in, find it and double-click (left) on it to open it up.
3. There is a “File Name” box under the folder(s). It will already have a title in it which will not be the one you want. You should replace it with a unique title that fits the subject of the picture. Each picture in a folder must have a unique title. To replace the existing title, just left-click on the existing tile to highlight it , and then type in the title you want. Then left-click on the “Save” button right beside the title box.
4. Go to the “My Pictures” folder and open the folder you saved the picture to. It should be there.
5. Continue saving each picture that you wish to save by using the same steps. Be sure to have an appropriate folder for the picture and a unique title for each picture. If you have several pictures with the same subject (e.g., several pictures of “Bob”), then you can put a different number after the name (e.g., Bob1, Bob2, Bob3) or a date or any other unique description.
6. After you’ve saved the pictures from an email, you can delete the email.
From Your Camera, Flashdrive, CD or Smartphone to your Computer:
Set your computer to the Desktop.
Attach the Device to the PC with the USB wire or put the CD in the drive
If a Camera or Phone, turn it on and WAIT for the Action window.
Double click the Photo Gallery Icon to import.
Review, Organize and Group to Import pictures:
Click Next.
Remove the Computer Selections by clicking the
“Select all” box below twice and make your own
Selections.
Click on the little Folder shown and type the Name
for the desired folder. (May be an existing one).
You can type the same folder name for each group
or a different name to place pictures in a new folder.
for the desired folder. (May be an existing one).
You can type the same folder name for each group
or a different name to place pictures in a new folder.
Click Import.
Photo Gallery will open with the imported pictures
to the Folders chosen.
to the Folders chosen.
