User manual

CLICK Pro User Manual

v. 1.0

When the recording process starts, automatically the burning application

will minimize to Application Bar. There, it will be showed the burning DVD/CD

icon and, next to it, an status led will appear with a progress bar. In this way,

user always can see how the progress works, while doing other tasks on

CLICK Pro. A click on the Application Bar icon will maximize DVD/CD Burning

form, and a click on “hide” button on DVD/CD Burning dialog will minimize it again. If some

error occurs, user will be alerted by led red blinking, and if the burning process is finished, the

led will show a yellow blink.

4.3.5.1 – Recording a PhotoClickCD

PhotoClickCD is a CD–ROM recorded by CLICK Pro for the end customer with the

images chosen by the latter. The advantage of PhotoClickCD over the conventional

recording of images on a CD–ROM is that it has a built–in image viewer (to view them on

any PC) and also prints an Index Print. There is no need to open any photographic

retouching program on the PC to view them, and the images are in different resolutions on

the CD–ROM to provide efficient viewing and also for making copies.

When non-image files coming from digital cameras like sounds or videos are being saved

into a CDROM, these files will be available later in the CD through the folder named ‘OTHER’.

These files cannot be viewed through PhotolickCD software, but any Windows® Multimedia

application can be used for that.

Important note: if a customer goes to the photo studio with a PhotoclickCD to request

copies, the HighRes folder of the CD–ROM is used. This folder contains the images

recorded with the original resolution. When an inserted CD is recognized as a

PhotoClickCD, the program loads automatically the HighRes folder in Browser.

The photographer can include the logotype and the trade name of his establishment on

the main screen which the customer will see when he views the pictures.

For further details on how to include the logotype and trade name of the establishment

see section 4.10.5 and 4.10.6 of this manual.

To learn more about the PhotoclickCD program see chapter 5 (The PhotoClickCD

program) of this manual.

How to record a PhotoClickCD:

1) This button on the Browser screen accesses the CD recording menu. If

you have not selected at least one image from the Browser screen, you

will not be able to record a PhotoClickCD in the following steps.

2) Make sure that the “Selected Images” option is checked. You will be informed of the number

of images selected and its size before recording the DVD/CD.

3) If you check the option “Simulate recording” you will be told that when the time comes to

record the DVD/CD–ROM a simulation will be run without an actual recording being made.

This can be particularly useful when there has been a problem in a first write attempt (for

example due to a faulty DVD/CD), and you wish to try again.