How are the pictures imported?
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It depends what software you use to print with. The free MagiCard software (pictured) can still be downloaded but has been discontinued and is no longer supported by Magicard. If you order from DiscountID you also get AlphaCard ID Suite basic software ($50 value) which makes it easy to design and print professional ID cards and badges with elements such as text, photos and graphics, and barcodes. AlphaCard ID Suite Basic provides a software solution for small businesses that are looking to print and manage a minimal ID card program. The Basic Edition does not include a database, and is designed for one-off printing. Designing and printing single or dual-sided ID cards is easy with the card design wizard. With user-friendly features and tools, AlphaCard ID Suite Basic makes it easy to design and print professional ID cards and badges with elements such as text, photos and graphics, and barcodes. AlphaCard ID Suite Basic photo ID software can be used with all PVC card printers. System requirements to run AlphaCard ID Suite: 32 or 64 bit Windows Operating System (Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8), Explorer 6 or higher, Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0, dual core processor, 1024 MB of free internal memory, 200 MB of free disk space, and an internet connection for automatic activation and online help files
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Software programs are actually what do the printing. Some people use Adobe or Photoshop. We usually recommend purchasing actual card design software such as CardPresso or CardStudio.
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The printer comes with a CD software that has pre-loaded card layouts. It's not hard to use.
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The camera comes with a cord that plugs into the computer and when you do that a screen appears asking if you want to import the images and that is it. The camera comes with a cd to download a photo software program but that is not necessary. Hope that helps.
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There is a USB cable included in the package that allows you to upload pictures to a computer.
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Yes, it so easy, just plug in the USB cable to your computer and the modified small USB into your camera. turn the camera on and it will start to import the photos.
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Yes it's no different than a digital camera, just use the supplied cable hook to your computer and import photos
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the pictures are saved on a standard SD card which you can remove and plug into your computer if it has a SD card reader if not then a adapter to USB can be used so you can save/download pics to your computer, via copy & paste or drag and drop to computer folder, hope that helps
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If your Mac has an SD card reader that is the easiest way to import your photos. It will automatically open iPhoto and you can import them.
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Unhook the large usb (female end) from the plug that goes into the electrical outlet, and plug that end into the usb in the back or front of your computer. The camera must be on. Next, open the battery compartment and carefully slide the small end (male end) in to the small usb receiver next to the battery. (The vertical slot.)A dialog box will appear, choose import pictures.
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Transfer your images to a memory card, place the memory card into the picture frame to view and or transfer to the internal memory of the picture frame. I believe the resolution of the frame screen is 640x480.
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Straight from the camera. No. If you import them onto your PC, then put them on a Thumb Druve. Yes.
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The scans are simply .jpg files. You just attach with USB cord that comes with it and open the files!
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You should have an sd card in your camera to store photos on the camera. Most computers have a sd card slot. You can put your card in there and it will prompt to inport photos should pop up. Or you can use the charging cord that came with the camera and plug into the camera and the USB port on the computer and it will also prompt you to import pictures.
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I do not know. I have not discovered how to access or export them but they can be used within the software that come with the computer.
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Not sure. All I did was clicked on My Computer, then click the Icon of external hardware, maybe different on your system, and the pictures comes right up.
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Not directly. You scan first to a mini smart card, then connect the scanner to the computer via USB and import the images.
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The files are jpeg. You can use a usb cable or a memory chip to transfer pictures. I have so many usb cables that I don't recall if it was in the box.
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The most reliable way to transfer photos from any brand of camera to any type of computer is NOT with a cable, it is with a USB card reader. Just put the SD card into the card reader and plug the card reader into a USB port on your computer. Use the software on your computer to import the photos to your photos folder.