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==Questions== | ==Questions== | ||
| − | '''Where does MultiView save my pictures? How can I access them?''' | + | '''Where does MultiView save my pictures?''' |
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By default, MultiView saves snapshot pictures in the "My Images" folder off the main directory of the hard drive where MultiView is installed. For example, "C:\My Images" is the location for most of MultiView users. You can access the images using Windows Explorer or from "My Computer" on your desktop. They are stored in sub-folders by month and are in JPG format. You can copy them, send them in e-mail, or open them up in a photo editor. | By default, MultiView saves snapshot pictures in the "My Images" folder off the main directory of the hard drive where MultiView is installed. For example, "C:\My Images" is the location for most of MultiView users. You can access the images using Windows Explorer or from "My Computer" on your desktop. They are stored in sub-folders by month and are in JPG format. You can copy them, send them in e-mail, or open them up in a photo editor. | ||
===Related Articles=== | ===Related Articles=== | ||
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[[Average JPG File Size]] | [[Average JPG File Size]] | ||
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[[Category:frequently asked questions]] | [[Category:frequently asked questions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 16 May 2014
Questions
Where does MultiView save my pictures?
How can I access them?
Answer
By default, MultiView saves snapshot pictures in the "My Images" folder off the main directory of the hard drive where MultiView is installed. For example, "C:\My Images" is the location for most of MultiView users. You can access the images using Windows Explorer or from "My Computer" on your desktop. They are stored in sub-folders by month and are in JPG format. You can copy them, send them in e-mail, or open them up in a photo editor.