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go to new message then press the menu button select attach the menu comes up select slide show. now u decide how many pics to send. remember u have a 300kb limit. say you wanna send 2 pics hit the add slide now you have 2 slides. now go to the 1st slide it has 2 arrows, preview, add pic, and remove slide. now hit add pic select your pic then hit the right arrow above the preview button. now select your 2nd pic now u can preview or press done. its ready to send you can preview by pushing the play button. I hope this helps !!
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HERE ARE THE INSTRUCTIONS TRANSLATED AS FOR YOU
VPhoto Settings:

First Row:
The first square is for frame (on or off). When you turn the frame feature on, you can only take pictures in 480 x 272 resolutions (according to the manual). When you’re in the picture preview mode, press triangle button to preview frame. After that, use left and right buttons on the D-pad to select different types of frames, use up and down buttons to select different categories of frames.
The second square is Dog Watch mode. When you’re in preview mode, press the R button to start the sound detection. The camera will start taking snap-shots when there is some loud sound (not movement) and save it onto the memory stick. To stop press the X button (button configuration might be different if you have a US PSP).
The third one is for timer (10 sec, 15 sec, 30 sec, 60 sec and the last one is off). When you’re in preview mode, press the R button to start the count-down.
The fourth square is for timer sound (on or off).
The fifth square is for camera’s sensitivities (on or off).

Second Row:
Shutter sound (normal, gun shot, inspiration, melody & kung-fu!).
On-screen help (on or off).
On-screen robot named Ijiro that give your hints (on or off).
Date stamp (on or off).
Resolution when taken pictures "with" Chotto Shot software (640 x 480 or 480 x 272 only). Without the Chotto Shot software, more resolutions are available.

After you finish with all the settings, move the cursor to the last single square on the botton to save your settings.
Video Settings:
First Row:
The first square is for automatic rapid shots settings (on or off). If you select on then you'll have the options of 0.5 sec, 1 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec & off.
The second square is manual rapid shots settings (on or off). If you select on then you'll have the options of 450 frames, 90 frames, 15 frames, 4 frames & off.
The third square is again, for camera's sensitivities (this time it's for video).

Second Row:
On-screen help (on or off).
On-screen robot named Ijiro that give your hints (on or off).
Date stamp (on or off).

Again, don't forget to save your settings by selecting the last single square on the bottom of the screen.


Slide Show:
ALL (all the videos and photos)
VIDEO (just the videos)
PHOTO (just the photos)
GROUP (you specify the group yourself and it can be just videos only, pictures only or both).

When you select any of the above you should get these options (below):

First Row:
On-screen help (on or off).
On-screen robot named Ijiro that give your hints (on or off).
Display details on screen (on or off).
On-screen progress bar (on or off).
Loop the slide show (on or off).

Second Row:
Fade options (slide, fade, rotation, random & off).
Background music or BGM (on or off and also you can specify what kind --> parade, bossanova, miyabi & off).
Slide show orders (by name, by date or random).
Time between each slide (5 sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 10 min or manually by pressing the circle button or the D-pad).
Display calendar on the screen (on or off).

Again, don't forget to save your settings by selecting the last single square on the bottom of the screen. After you save the settings, the slide show will commence.

To control the slide show while it's playing:
D-pad left button - if the video is playing then it will pause and if you press it again, it will rewind to the beginning of the clip.
D-pad right button - to advance to the next video or photo.
Circle button - if the video is playing then it will pause (same as the D-pad left button) but if you press it again, it will resume playing. When the photo is playing (as the slide show), it will advance to the next photo.
L shoulder button - if the calender option is selected, it will display the previous month.
R shoulder button - again, if the calender option is selected, it will display the next month.
Select button - when you press it, it will go to options.
Start button - when you press it, it will go to the main menu.


Album:

First, click on Album and then you should see 4 different tabs (All, Group, Video & Photo). Use L or R button to switch between each tab. Notice the bottom of the screen are menu selection for this page:
Select - Settings.
Start - Go back to main menu.
Circle button - Play.
Square button - Multiple selection (of the thumbnails).
Triangle button - Edit or delete.
X button - Deselect all (of thumbnails).

Settings:
On-screen help - On or off.
On-screen robot named Ijiro that give your hints (on or off).
Video looping - On or off.
On-screen progress bar - On or off.


Well, that's it for now. Sorry I don't have any pictures to accompany the translation. When I have more time, I will update this thread with more translation from manual. Hope this at least helps some of you to get started.


Update:

Well, since the GoEdit has been released in Europe, you can just go and download the software (which is in English) from here. Make sure to follow the instruction (correct folder name, etc and also it requires firmware 3.40 and above). Good luck and if you have any question please feel free to pm me.

Create the multiple slide shows and store them in a directory that you have created on your hard disk just for those slide shows. When all the slide shows are present in that directory, start Roxio, use the Add Files function and go to that directory and select all of the files you want on the DVD. Name the DVD to something that indicates what is on it and start the Create/Burn to make your DVD.

Move a page break Important To enable dragging of page breaks to another location in a worksheet, make sure that the cell drag-and-drop feature is enabled. If this feature is not enabled, you may not be able to move any page breaks.
To verify that drag-and-drop is enabled, do the following:
Click the File tab.

1. Under Help, click Options.
2. In the Advanced category, under Editing options, select the Enable fill handle and cell drag-and-drop check box, and then click OK.
3. Select the worksheet that you want to modify.
4. On the View tab, in the Workbook Views group, click Page Break Preview.
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   2. Tip You can also click Page Break Preview on the status bar.
   3. Note If you get the Welcome to Page Break Perview dialog box, click OK. To not see this dialog box every time you go to Page Break Preview view, select the Do not show this dialog again check box before you click OK.
5. To move a page break, drag the page break to a new location.

Note: Moving an automatic page break changes it to a manual page break.

Delete a manually-inserted page break Note You cannot delete page breaks that Excel has added automatically. Adding manual page breaks, changing the page orientation, or adjusting column widths and row heights may affect automatically-inserted page breaks.
To delete a manually-inserted page break, do the following:

1. Select the worksheet that you want to modify.
2. On the View tab, in the Workbook Views group, click Page Break Preview.

Tip You can also click Page Break Preview on the status bar.
Note If you get the Welcome to Page Break Perview dialog box, click OK. To not see this dialog box every time you go to Page Break Preview view, select the Do not show this dialog again check box before you click OK.

1. Do one of the following:
   • To delete a vertical page break, select the column to the right of the page break that you want to delete.
   • To delete a horizontal page break, select the row below the page break that you want to delete.

Note You cannot delete an automatic page break.

To use your own pictures

1.

Find the pictures that you want to include in your slide show. All of the pictures must be located in the same folder.

Open Desktop Background by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button and clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type desktop background, and then click Change desktop background.

2.

If the pictures that you want to use aren't in the list of desktop background pictures, click the Picture location list to view other categories, or click Browse to search your computer for the folder where the pictures are located.

Picture of the Picture location menuLook for pictures in other locations on your computer.

3.

Select the check box for each picture that you want to include in your slide show.

By default, all of the pictures in a folder are selected and will be part of the slide show. If you don't want all of the pictures in the folder to be included, do one of the following:
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Clear the check box for each picture that you want to remove from the slide show.

Picture of one check box cleared in a group of selected photosClear the check box to remove a picture from the slide show.
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Press the Ctrl key, and then click each picture that you want to remove. Only the selected pictures will appear in the slide show.

To create a slide show of pictures on the desktop, you must select more than one picture. If only one picture is selected, the slide show ends and the selected picture becomes the desktop background.

If all of the pictures in the folder are selected, any new pictures that you add to the folder will be added to the slide show automatically.

4.

Do one or more of the following:
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Click an item in the Picture position list to crop the pictures to fill the screen, fit the pictures to the screen, stretch the pictures to fit the screen, tile the pictures, or center the pictures on the screen.
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Click an item in the Change picture every list to choose how quickly the slide show changes pictures.
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Select the Shuffle check box to have the pictures appear in a random order.

5.

Click Save changes.

To use pictures that Windows provides as part of a theme

1.

Open Personalization by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type personalization, and then click Personalization.

2.

Under Aero Themes, click a theme to apply it to the desktop. With the exception of the Windows 7 theme, all of the Aero themes include a desktop background slide show.

3.

To change the theme's default slide show pictures or settings, click Desktop Background.

4.

Select the check box for each picture that you want to include in your slide show.

By default, all of the pictures associated with a theme are selected and will be part of the slide show. To add pictures from other themes to your slide show, do one of the following:
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Point to each picture that you want to add to the slide show, and then select its check box.

Picture of one check box cleared in a group of selected photosPoint to a picture, and then select its check box to add it to the slide show.
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Press and hold the Ctrl key, and then click each of the pictures that you want to add. Only the selected pictures will appear in the slide show.

To create a slide show of pictures on the desktop, you must select more than one picture. If only one picture is selected, the slide show ends and the selected picture becomes the desktop background.

5.

To change the slide show's settings, do one or more of the following:
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Click an item in the Picture position list to crop the pictures to fill the screen, fit the pictures to the screen, stretch the pictures to fit the screen, tile the pictures, or center the pictures on the screen.
*

Click an item in the Change picture every list to choose how quickly the slide show changes pictures.
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Select the Shuffle check box to have the pictures appear in a random order.

6.

Click Save changes.

Your slide show will be part of the unsaved theme that appears under My Themes.

For information about customizing and saving themes, see Create a theme.

You can find more themes to add to your collection in the Personalization Gallery on the Windows website.

For information about customizing a desktop background slide show, see Make changes to your desktop background slide show.

Select the folder you wish to show. Press enter to show the first slide then press enter again to bring up a tool strip.

Select the picture of slides to auto show the folder. You can adjust the speed in the tool box setting.

i have not used the Roxio software but i am sure if you open the program then got to the function that allows you to open files ,
it will give you an option to search the drive to find where you have saved (or moved) these files to.then select where you have placed or saved them.

good luck & please rate my efforts
Terry

Please do the following to scan slides or negatives in manual mode of the Epson TWAIN:
For scanning transparencies in HOME mode - for EPSON SCAN models, not Epson Twain/Manual mode models.
1) In the program you are working from, begin the scanning process. If working in FULL AUTO MODE as the scan begins click PAUSE or CANCEL, then change "Full Auto Mode" to "Home Mode".
2) You will now see all Epson Scan settings displayed. If the scanner has not previewed automatically, click the large preview button to get a visual of what is on the scanner.
3) Ensure the settings on the Epson Scan are correct for what you wish to scan. For example, the DOCUMENT TYPE for transparencies must be either "Color negative film", "B&W Negative Film" or "Positive film"*.
* FILM here indicates that the item being scanned is transparent to light; this setting is also used for slide scanning. Positive indicates that the image is in true colors (ie the grass is green and sky is blue), whereas negative indicates reversed colors, as produced in some photo finishing processes.)
If the DOCUMENT SOURCE is set for a flatbed related option, ie PHOTO, the scanner is looking for reflective items and will not activate the backlight in the transparency unit. If the DOCUMENT TYPES for "FILM" are greyed out or cannot be selected, close the Epson Scan, reseat the power/communication cable connecting the base of the scanner to the transparency unit, then reopen Epson Scan and try again.
NOTE for PROFESSIONAL MODE users: DOCUMENT TYPE should read TRANSPARENCY for film scans.
4) Ensure the other scanner settings are correct for the type of scan you are doing. For example:
IMAGE TYPE should be color photo for all positive or negative color transparencies, or BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO for monochrome transparencies.
DESTINATION is unimportant, however you should select a RESOLUTION appropriate to what you plan to do with the scans. (There are no hard and fast rules for DPI. As a general guideline, if you are saving scans at original size, a resolution ranging from 400-600 DPI should capture enough information to faithfully record the image. If the slide or negative will be enlarged, you will need to increase this DPI accordingly. We have no means to calculate what your exact needs will be in this situation; you will need to experiment and view the output to gauge the appropriate input DPI from the scanner.)
PREVIEW. If your scanner is doing a THUMBNAIL PREVIEW, the slides will automatically preview and appear in boxes on the left side. Here, you can select or deselect the slides you wish to scan.
If you recieve a message that the scanner could not find the film, or you see in the preview that part of the scan is cut off, click the down arrow next to the large PREVIEW button and click NORMAL, then PREVIEW again. In NORMAL PREVIEW mode, the scanner will capture all information on the flatbed; you will then have to manually marquee or crop the slides you wish to scan. Use the left mouse button (click, hold, drag) to lasso one slide inside a box made of dotted lines, then click scan. Only the selected area will scan. Repeat this process for as many slides or filmstrips are on the bed.
5) Click CLOSE once scanning is complete. The images will now transfer to the application in use.

Please do the following to scan slides or negatives in manual mode of the Epson TWAIN:
1) In the program you are working from, begin the scanning process. If working in full auto mode, as the scan begins you will see a message that reads TO CANCEL SCANNING IN FULL AUTO MODE AND SWITCH TO MANUAL MODE, CLICK CANCEL. At this point, click CANCEL, then MANUAL MODE.
2) You will now see all Epson Twain settings displayed. If the scanner has not previewed automatically, click the full page preview button (icon of a paper with one corner folded down).
3) Ensure the settings on the right hand side of the Twain are correct. For example, the DOCUMENT SOURCE for transparencies must be either TPU: COLOR NEGATIVE FILM, TPU: MONOCHROME NEG or TPU: POSITIVE FILM.
FILM here indicates that the item being scanned is transparent to light; this setting is also used for slide scanning. Positive indicates that the image is in true colors (ie the grass is green and sky is blue), whereas negative indicates reversed colors, as produced in some photo finishing processes. (If you are scanning a black and white slide in true colors, choose TPU: POSITIVE FILM as the DOCUMENT SOURCE and BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO as the IMAGE TYPE.)
If the DOCUMENT SOURCE is flatbed, the scanner will not activate the backlight in the transparency unit. If the DOCUMENT SOURCE is greyed out and you cannot select a TPU option, close the twain, reseat the power/communication cable connecting flatbed to TPU, then re-open the twain and try again.
4) Ensure the other twain settings are correct for the type of scan you are doing.
IMAGE TYPE should be color photo for all positive or negative color transparencies, or BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO for monochrome transparencies.
DESTINATION is unimportant, however you should select a RESOLUTION appropriate to what you plan to do with the scans. (There are no hard and fast rules for DPI. As a general guideline, if you are saving scans at original size, a resolution ranging from 400-600 DPI should capture enough information to faithfully record the image. If the slide or negative will be enlarged, you will need to increase this DPI accordingly. We have no guidelines on this; you will need to experiment and view the output to gauge the appropriate input DPI from the scanner.)
PREVIEW. If your scanner is doing an AUTOMATIC THUMBNAIL PREVIEW, the slides will automatically preview and appear in boxes on the left side. Here, you can select or deselect the slides you wish to scan.
If you recieve a message that the scanner could not find the film, click the CONFIGURATION button and uncheck AUTOMATIC THUMBNAIL PREVIEW FOR FILM, then OK, and try the PREVIEW button (page with corner folded down) again.
In this mode, you will have to manually marquee or crop the slides you wish to scan. Use the left mouse button to lasso one slide inside a box made of dotted lines, then click scan. Only the selected area will scan. Repeat this process (manually crop then scan) for as many slides or filmstrips are on the bed.
5) Click CLOSE once scanning is complete. The images will now transfer to the application in use.