6 PhotoCapture Center™

CAUTION

DO NOT start your PC with a memory card or USB Flash memory drive installed in the media drive of the machine. You could lose your data or damage the media.

Note

•	The PhotoCapture Center™ will read only the media that was put in first.
•	DCP-373CW, DCP-375CW, DCP-377CW, MFC-253CW, MFC-255CW and MFC-257CW do not support using a USB Flash memory drive.
•	DCP-193C, DCP-195C, DCP-197C, DCP-373CW, DCP-375CW, DCP-357CW, MFC-253CW, MFC-255CW, MFC-257CW and MFC-295CN do not support using a CompactFlash^®.
•	While the machine is printing from the PhotoCapture Center™, your PC cannot access the PhotoCapture Center™ for any other operation.
•	For Windows^® 2000 users, to access the PhotoCapture Center™ features from your PC, you must first install a Windows^® 2000 update. See the Quick Setup Guide for installation instructions.

Using PhotoCapture Center™

Put a memory card or USB Flash memory drive into your machine.

In Windows^® Explorer, click the Removable Disk icon¹. The files and folders on the memory card or USB Flash memory drive appear on your PC screen.

You can edit a file and save it to another drive on your PC.

¹	If you are using Windows^® XP/Windows Vista^® and you create a name for the volume label of the memory card or USB Flash memory drive, this name appears instead of “Removable Disk”.

When you take out a memory card or USB Flash memory drive, do the following to prevent damage to the memory card or USB Flash memory drive:

1	In Windows^® Explorer, right-click the removable disk icon and choose Eject.
2	Wait until the (Photo Capture) key stops blinking before taking out the media.

CAUTION

DO NOT take out the memory card or USB Flash memory drive while Photo Capture is blinking to avoid damaging the card, USB Flash memory drive or data stored on the card.

If you take out the memory card or USB Flash memory drive while the Photo Capture key is flashing, you must restart your computer at once before putting the same memory card or USB Flash memory drive into the machine. If you do not restart your computer, the data on your media may be destroyed.

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