What are the Cartriages? Is it a folder of image options?
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The cartridges are either digital or physical cartridges you buy from Cricut. Each cartridge has images on them. If you are looking at buying the Cricut Mini I would definitely recommend buying the Cricut Explore. I bought the mini last year and I was very satisfied with it but then they just came out with the Cricut Explore in February of this year. It is by far a better machine! It is way more user friendly, it works on internet based program, you can use your own true type fonts, you can cut your own JPEG images, this machine will draw and score just to name a few. I strongly recommend the Explore over the mini! Hope this helps!
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Not at all.pretty simple as a matter of fact.everything is numbered and there are plenty of pictures. Hope this helped.
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If you click on the "view and share related images" link under the product picture, an image has been uploaded which shows a chart of what is included with the deluxe version (and other versions to compare). This chart matches the chart on the back of the software box mailed to me from purchasing on this page.
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The only options are .jpg and .tif. The documentation isn't that great, and once I established the settings, the software didn't accept any changes to the settings.
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Hi Mickey,The information, such as GPS, date & time, etc, are store in the EXIF data within the image. If you're using a Mac, getting this info is fairly easy. Within Preview, go to "Tools->Show inspector" and then look at the EXIF tab. Lightroom can also read EXIF data.s
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I believe there were images on the box. Overall we are happy with the truck. It was just the instructions.
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Yes we can add photos, we actually have a few frames w/ some characters too, what theme were you looking for?
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You can find the photos on the detail listing page. http://amzn.to/Xth8g2 Cut and paste into browser
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I don't remember. I often purchase many items at a time and sometimes they come in one big box and sometimes not. More to the point is that I would avoid purchasing this product altogether since the images rarely turn out.
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Not that I can see. My pictures are the way they appear on the drive. I have had some problems with orientation, but I think I found the trouble...operator error. Some of the pictures because they are in portrait end up being small. But, I am no genius with this stuff. In any case we like the frame and would buy another.
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There are none. Its a scanner and creates a digital image of what it scans - your photos, slides, negatives etc.,. That digital image can be edited - -brightness, contrast etc., - in the usual way by the phot0-editing software of your choice
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I cannot answer because you did not identify the product. essage said "no image available."
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See this black cover, that cover on it. Plus I added other cover with small folder like >
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Yes there is. Not a terribly large space but enough to label each photo. It is very high quality. I love it.
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i think that's a file folder and it's in the picture just for demonstrating purposes only. it wasn't included when we purchased it either.
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Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial mode too.This is also an issue if you take pictures to be printed on a USB drive etc. Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial... » Read More Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial mode too.This is also an issue if you take pictures to be printed on a USB drive etc. « Show Less
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I can't answer that because I've never tried doing it. I would ASSUME that it functions the same way and shows you all of your folders.