INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SAMSUNG EasyStudio 2.0
Contents 1. 2. 3. INTRODUCTION...3 SYSTEM REQUIRMENTS..3 INSTALLATION..4
Installing EasyStudio.. 4 Setting up the Samsung GPRS Modem Driver.. 4

3.1. 3.2.

GETTING STARTED..5
Starting EasyStudio.. 5 Connecting your Phone to a PC via a USB. 6 Connecting your Phone to a PC via an IrDA.. 6 Connecting your Phone to a PC via Bluetooth. 7

4.1. 4.2. 4.3. 4.4.

UNINSTALLING EasyStudio..7
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1. INTRODUCTION

This guide provides a brief introduction to the installation of EasyStudio 2.0. For detailed information on using EasyStudio, please refer to EasyStudio Help. EasyStudio consists of the following applications: PIM & File Manager Manage phonebook, message, schedule and call records from your PC; with PIM & File Manager, you can easily edit and create phonebook, message, schedule data. Upload files from your computer to the phone and download files from phone to the PC; depending on your phone model, downloading images may not be available. PC Sync Synchronize your PIM data between your phone and Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express. Internet Access Run the Internet Access program to access the internet by connecting your phone to a PC and using it as a modem; with Internet Access, you are guided step by step through the connection and configuration process. Image Editor The Image Editor makes it easy for you to edit pictures or add special effects, so that you can create your own distinctive wallpapers for your phone.

2. SYSTEM REQUIRMENTS

Your system should meet the following requirements for installation of EasyStudio 2.0. Operating System : Windows 98se, ME, 2000, XP
CPU : Pentium II 266 MHz or above RAM : At least 64MB or more HDD : More than 30 MB of free disk space Graphics Card : 800 600, 256 colors or above

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. Installing EasyStudio
Close all Windows programs and insert the installation CD provided with the product into the PC. The Installation Start screen appears automatically. If the Installation Start screen does not appear automatically, right-click the EasyStudio CD-ROM in Windows Explorer and then choose AutoPlay in the pop-up menu. On the Installation Start screen, select your program installation language. Select the desired program and click it. Follow the Installation Wizard instructions. Then click the Finish button to complete installation. You need to install the modem driver to get Internet access. Following installation for Internet Access, the installation process for the modem driver starts automatically and is completed with your confirmation. (See 3.2 for information on installing the modem driver.) When all the programs required have been installed, click Exit on the Installation Start screen.
3.2. Setting up the Samsung GPRS Modem Driver
For Windows 98/Me: Once the installation for Internet Access is completed, the Samsung GPRS Modem is automatically added to your PCs modem list. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Modems to check that the Samsung GPRS Modem has been added.
For Windows 2000/XP: Following the installation for Internet Access, the Samsung GPRS Modem installation process starts. When the Phone and Modem Options window appears on the screen, select the Modem tab and click Add. Check the check box next to Dont detect my modem; I will select it from a list and click Next. Choose Samsung from the manufacturer list and Samsung GPRS Modem from the model list, and click Next. Ignore the warning message saying This driver is not digitally signed! Select a port to use with the modem. If the Warning window appears, click the Continue Anyway button. When installation is complete, click Finish. If the Phone and Modem Options window appears, click OK.

4. GETTING STARTED

4.1. Starting EasyStudio
To start the component programs of EasyStudio: Click the Start button. To run PC Sync, Internet Access or Image Editor, go to Programs > EasyStudio and click the program to run. To run PIM & File Manager, go to Programs > EasyStudio > 2.0 > PIM & File Manager and click PIM & File Manager. When PC Sync, one of the EasyStudio component programs, is running, the icon is displayed on the taskbar. Right-clicking this icon displays the Menu Command, which can be used to control PC Sync.
4.2. Connecting your Phone to a PC via a USB
To use EasyStudio via a USB connection: On the Installation Start Screen, click USB driver to install the driver file. Warning windows appear in succession during the installation process. Ignore them and click the Continue Anyway button. Connect your phone to the PC using a USB cable. If connected properly, a message appears saying that new hardware has been found. When the New Hardware Search Wizard appears, select Install Software Automatically and select Next. Complete the installation according to the Wizards instructions. When driver installation is complete, go to Start > Control Panel > Modem Options > Modem in Windows XP systems. Or go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Modem in Windows 98/2000 systems. Check whether the SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem 1.0 has been added. Check the number of the COM port configured. After starting PIM & File Manager, go to File > Setup > Port and select usb, Irda or port checked previously and click OK.
4.3. Connecting your Phone to a PC via an IrDA
To use EasyStudio via an IrDA connection: In your phone, select Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Infrared > On to activate the IrDA. Place the IrDA port on the phone close to the IrDA port on the PC. If the IrDA ports on your PC and phone are within valid range, the PC recognizes the phone as an external device. After starting PIM & File Manager, go to File > Setup > Port, select IrDA and click OK. If the connection between your PC and phone cannot be made properly, check to see if the IrDA Port of the phone is activated. (The icon should be displayed at the top of the screen in your phone.) If it is not

activated, reactivate it.
4.4. Connecting your Phone to a PC via Bluetooth
To use EasyStudio via a Bluetooth connection: Run the Bluetooth software in your PC. In your phone, go to Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Bluetooth >Activation and set it to on. In your phone, go to Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Bluetooth > My device and run Search new device. If a Bluetooth-compatible PC within valid range is found, select it. Enter a new PIN in the PIN (Personal Identification Number) Entry window displayed on the screen in your phone. Enter the same PIN that you have just entered in the PIN prompt window in your PC. Both PC and phone go into "PAIR" state. Activate Serial Port Profile in the Bluetooth software. The number of the port that can be used for communication is displayed. After starting PIM & File Manager, go to File > Setup > Port and select the COM port displayed previously and click OK.
5. UNINSTALLING EasyStudio
To remove EasyStudio component programs: Close all Windows programs. Click the Start button. To remove PC Sync, Internet Access or Image Editor, go to Programs > EasyStudio and choose a program to uninstall. Click Uninstall. To remove PIM & File Manager, select Programs > EasyStudio > 2.0 > PIM & File Manager and then click Uninstall. Remove the selected program according to the Install Wizard instructions.

- Allows you to select the connection type for PC to Phone connection.
n Phone Editor (Manage contacts and more) - Allows you to view, edit and organise the personal information in your phone on your PC. It also lets you copy and move information between your phone and your PC.
n Message Manager (Manage messages) - Allows you to view, edit, and organise your phone messages on your PC. It also lets you copy and move messages between your phone and your PC. In addition you can send text messages or multimedia messages via this application when it is connected to the phone.
n PC Sync (Synchronise) - Allows you to Synchronise personal information data saved in the Phone and the data saved in the PCs personal information management program. The PC personal information management programmes supported by PC Sync are Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express.
n Phone Explorer (Manage files) - Allows you to manage multimedia files in your phone on your PC and to transfer files between your phone and your PC.
n Networking Wizard (Manage Internet connections) - Allows you to access the Internet using the connected Phone as a modem device.
MMS Composer (Compose multimedia messages) - Allows you to make and edit multimedia messages using content such as photos, movies, sounds and text. The multimedia messages produced using MMS Composer can be saved to or sent via the connected Phone.
n Multimedia Manager (Manage multimedia files) Multimedia Manager can modify various media files imported from your mobile phone, PC, or CD and create a new one at your will. In addition to a simple file management function, Multimedia Manager has a powerful play function so that you dont need to start a separate tool. In particular, you can easily connect Multimedia Manager with your mobile phone as well as upload images from your phone to Samsung uBlog.
n Multimedia Player (Play multimedia files) - Allows you to play multimedia files compatible with the Phone, such as multimedia messages, movies, and sounds.

1.3. Live Update

You can update your Samsung PC Studio to the latest version. Live Update can be performed as follows.
Run Samsung PC Studio. In the Launcher window, select the Tools > Live

4.3.6. Sending Text Messages
Message Manager allows you to create and send new Text Messages or to select and send the Text Messages saved in Drafts via the connected Phone. New Text Messages can be created and sent as follows. Select the Drafts folder of the Phone or PC and click the New button in the toolbar icons, or select the pulldown menu File > New > SMS.
When the New Short Message window appears, add details and click the Send button.
Text Messages saved in Drafts are selected and sent as follows. Select the Drafts folder of the Phone or PC and double click the Text Message to send in the List View. When the Edit Short Message window appears, check the contents of the text to send, modify it if necessary, and then click the Send button.
The Sending Text Message function is available only when the Phone is connected to a PC. Whether or not the Text Message was successfully sent can be checked by retrieving the Phone Sent folder.
4.3.7. Forwarding or Replying to Text Messages
Message Manager allows you to forward or reply to Text Messages saved in the Inbox and Outbox of the Phone and PC. Forwarding or Replying to Text Messages can be done as follows. Select the Inbox (or Outbox) folder of the Phone or PC. In the List View, select the Text Message to be replied to (or forwarded). Select the pulldown menu File > Reply (or File > Forward), or click the Reply or Forward button in Preview. When the Edit Short Message window appears, add details and click the Send button.
The Replying to and Forwarding Text Message function is available only when the Phone is connected to a PC.

4.3.8. Using Templates

Templates allow you to save and retrieve frequently used sentences when you create a new Text Message. A new Text Message can be created in the Templates folder as follows. Select the Templates folder and click the New button in the toolbar icons, or select the pulldown menu File > New > SMS.
When the Templates window appears, add details and click the OK button.
Templates can be retrieved when a new message is created as follows. Select the Drafts folder of the Phone or PC and click the New button in the toolbar icons, or select the pulldown menu File > New > SMS. When the New Short Message window appears, click the Templates button.

4.4.8. Using Templates

The Templates part of the PC area allows you to save and retrieve frequently used multimedia messages when you create a new multimedia message. A new multimedia message can be created in the Templates area as follows. Select the Templates part of the PC area and click the New button in the toolbar icons, or select the pulldown menu File > New > MMS. MMS Composer starts up, to create a new multimedia message. Create a new multimedia message using MMS Composer and click the Save button in the toolbar icons. Select the Templates for the area to save the message and click the OK button. When a new message is created, Templates can be retrieved as follows. Select the Drafts folder in the Phone or PC and click the New button in the toolbar icons, or select the pulldown menu File > New > MMS.
MMS Composer starts up, to create a new multimedia message. Click the Open button in the toolbar icons and the Open Message window appears. Select the Templates folder. Create a multimedia message using the selected Multimedia Message Template.

5. PC Sync

5.1. Overview
The PC Sync application allows you to Synchronise personal information data between a Samsung Electronics Phone and the personal information management software of a PC. Using the PC Sync function, you can easily apply the most recent data contained in one device to other devices, since this application Synchronises data differences resulting from independent use of two different devices according to their own rules. PC Sync allows you to Synchronise the Phonebook and Organiser items of a Samsung Electronics Phone and the personal information data of Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express. The personal information management applications of a PC and the synchronisation items of a Phone supported by PC Sync are as follows. n Microsoft Outlook - Contacts: Synchronised with Phonebook items in the Phone. - Calendar: Synchronised with Schedule, Anniversary, and Miscellaneous items in the Phone. (Some functions may not be supported in specific phone models.) - Tasks: Synchronised with Task items in the Phone. - Notes: Synchronised with Memo items in the Phone. n Microsoft Outlook Express - Windows Address Book: Synchronised with Phonebook items in the Phone. PC Sync may not be supported for Microsoft Outlook Notes, depending on the specifications of the connected Phone.

5.2. Starting PC Sync

PC Sync can be started as follows. n When Samsung PC Studio gets started, a Launcher window appears. In the Launcher window, click the Synchronise icon. n Point to the Samsung PC Studio tray icon and click the right button of your mouse. When the Context menu appears, click Synchronise.

6.3. Folders and Files View
The Tree View on the left of the Phone Explorer main screen is divided into a Phone area and a PC area. The folders for each area are displayed in a tree structure.
Click a specific folder under the Phone or PC area. The list of files under the selected folder is displayed on the List View. When the Phone is not connected to a PC, the Phone area is disabled, so you can only use the PC area. The Phone folders differ depending on the connected Phone models.
6.4. Transferring Files between Phone and PC
Phone Explorer is used to copy or transfer files saved in the Phone and PC between the two devices. The files saved in the Phone can be copied to a PC as follows. Select the Phone area of the Tree View and the folder where the file to copy is located.
Select the file to copy or transfer in the file list on the right and click the right button of the mouse. Select Copy from the menus.
In the PC area of the Tree View, select the folder where the copied file is to be transferred. In the List View, select an empty area and click the right button of the mouse. Select Paste from the menus.
Click the To PC button in the toolbar icons to copy files in the Phone to a PC. Files in the Phone can be copied to a PC using the Drag and Drop function. For stable programme operation, the function of cutting and transferring files from Phone to PC is not provided. To do this, copy files to the PC and delete the files on the Phone. Files saved in the PC can be copied to the Phone as follows. Select the PC area in the Tree View and the folder where the file to copy (or transfer) is located.
Select the file to copy or transfer in the List View on the right and click the right button of the mouse. Select Copy (or Cut) from the menus.
In the Phone area of the Tree View, select the folder where the copied or cut file is to be transferred. In the List View, select an empty area and click the right button of the mouse. Select Paste from the menus.
Click the To Phone button in the toolbar icons to copy the files from the PC to the Phone. Files from the PC can be copied to the Phone using the Drag and Drop function. In the Phone area, each folder permits only certain file types. Non-permitted file types cannot be saved.

6.5. Opening Files

Phone Explorer allows you to open files by executing linked programmes directly. Double click files in the List View to open the files using linked programmes. In the case of files located in the Phone, finish transmitting them to the Temporary Folder before opening. The Temporary Folder is used to save files from the Phone temporarily in a PC.

Double click the shortcut icon for the Dial-up Connection on Windows Desktop. When the Dial-up Connection Dialog appears, click the Dial button. After a short while, the successful connection message is displayed. Now you can use the Internet, using such applications as Internet Explorer. If you try to get access to the Internet by double clicking the shortcut icon for the Dial-up Connection, and other PC Studio applications are already using the Phones modem driver, a warning window appears, saying that the existing connections must be closed. When you click the OK button, PC Studio is disconnected from the Phone and the Dial-up Connection can use the Phones modem driver. Even if PC Studio applications are being executed and the Phone is connected to the PC, the connection status of the PC Studio applications is shown as Not Connected while the Dial-up Connection is using the Phone modem. This is because PC Studio may not occupy the Phone modem for a Dial-up Connection. If you finish using the Internet and want to use PC Studio again, click the Connect button in the Connection Manager window to enable the connection between PC Studio and the Phone. (See 2.2. Starting Connection Manager)

8. MMS Composer

8.1. Overview
MMS Composer allows you to create or edit multimedia messages directly on the PC or to send a created multimedia message via the connected Phone. Multimedia message refers to a message format consisting of pages with a combination of content as such photos, movies, sounds, and text. The content formats provided by MMS Composer to create multimedia messages are as follows. n Movies - 3GP, MP4 n Sounds - AMR, MIDI, MMF, IMY n Images - JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, WBMP Some formats may not be supported in specific phone models.
The MMS Composer main screen consists of: n Message Editing area - Each message page can be edited.
n Content Browsing area - You can browse the content to be registered to the pages of MMS Composer, such as movies, images, and sounds, and text.
n Preview area - Created and retrieved messages can be previewed, and the recipients of the message and attached files can be registered.
8.2. Starting MMS Composer
MMS Composer can be started as follows. n When Samsung PC Studio gets started, a Launcher window appears. In the Launcher window, click the Compose multimedia messages icon. n Point to the Samsung PC Studio tray icon and click the right button of your mouse. When the Context menu appears, click Compose multimedia messages.

8.6.2. Inserting Content

Images can be inserted into the page as follows. Select the Image tab (the first icon) in the Content Browsing area at the bottom. Select and double click the image or drag & drop it to the page.
To edit the inserted image, click the Edit button under the registered image.
Photos and movies cannot be inserted into the same page. The photo formats that can be inserted into multimedia messages are JPG, GIF, and BMP. Movies can be inserted into the page as follows. Select the Movie tab (the second icon) in the Content Browsing area at the bottom. Select and double click the movie or drag & drop it to the page.
Click the Play button under the page to preview the inserted movies.
Movies cannot be inserted into the same page as sounds or photos. The movie formats that can be inserted into multimedia messages are 3GP and MP4. Sounds can be inserted into the page as follows. Select the Audio tab (the third icon) in the Content Browsing area at the bottom. Select and double click the sound or drag & drop it into the page.
Click the Play button under the page to listen to the inserted sound.
Click the Voice REC button to the right of the Content Browsing area. In the Voice Recorder window, you can record parts of specific sounds or voices and use them as sounds. When sounds are recorded, a microphone should be connected to the PC. Sounds and movies cannot be inserted into the same page. Sound formats that can be inserted into multimedia messages are AMR and MP3. Text can be inserted into the page as follows. Write the text message in the text editing box under the page. (The maximum message size for this box is 255 bytes.)
If you want to change fonts, select the Message tab (the fourth icon) in the Content Browsing area at the bottom and use the Colour, Size, Style and Special letter sections.
In addition, frequently used text can be registered to the Template for use.

8.6.3. Attaching Files

Files such as vCard and vCalendar can be attached to multimedia messages. These files can be attached as follows. If the Mobile Phone Preview window does not appear in the screen, click the Preview button in the toolbar icons at the top.

n Media album

File name: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at the top of the window, choose File name, and type in the name of a file you want to search. Click the magnifying glass icon on the right to search.
Date: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at the top of the window, choose Date, and type in the date you want to search. Click the magnifying glass icon on the right to search.

n Music playlist

Title: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at the top of the window, choose Title, and type in the title of a tune you want to search. Click the magnifying glass icon on the right to search.
Artist: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at top of the window, choose Artist, and type in the name of an artist of the tune you want to search. Click magnifying glass icon on the right to search.
Album: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at top of the window, choose Album, and type in the name of an album you want to search. Click the magnifying glass icon on the right to search.
Genre: Click the pull-down menu on the left side of the Search area at top of the window, choose Genre, and type in the genre of a song you want to search. Click the magnifying glass icon on the right to search.

9.2.3. Media Album

In Media album, you can manage photos, movies, and music files separately, create and edit your own album, and manage edited files.
n All media Saves all types of media files imported by the program. n Photo Saves photo files imported by the program.
n Movie Saves movie files imported by the program. n Sound Saves music files imported by the program. n My art Saves files created or edited by the programs editor or creator.

9.2.4. Manage Files

Multimedia Manager imports and manages various types of media files. 9.2.4.1. Get Files You can import media files using Multimedia Manager.
n Get files from phone Click the Get files icon at the top left and choose From phone. n Get files from PC Click the Get files icon at the top left and choose From PC from the menu. n By searching Click the Get files icon at the top left and choose By searching. n Get files from audio CD Click the Get files icon at the top left and choose From audio CD. 9.2.4.2. Transfer Files You can send and receive media files using Multimedia Manager. n From PC to phone

n Burn files to audio CD/Burn files to data CD Select a file to save and click Burn CD on the top right of the window. Click Next when Burn CD window shows up. Select Verify burned data to verify the file automatically. Choose a CD directory from the Burn CD window and click Burn.

9.2.6. Print

You can print media files with Multimedia Manager as follows.

n Print setup

Select a file to print and click File on the top menu. Select Print setup from the pull-down menu. Click Printer button from the setup window to adjust printing options. Click OK. n Print From Organise
Select a file to print and click File on the top menu. Select Print from the pull-down menu. Adjust style, option, view, and others from the Print setup window. Click Print to print the document. Or click PDF or Page setup to make other relevant files.

From Photo editor

Click the Print icon at the bottom right of the editor window.

9.3. Edit

9.3.1. Overview
You can use Multimedia Manager to edit various media files. Use the functions below to edit photos, music, and movie files at your will. You can use the edit function to start a separate management tool to edit each type of file easily.

9.3.2. Edit Photo

You can edit photos and image files in the Photo editor.
9.3.2.1. Open Photo editor This is how you run the Photo editor. n Open Photo editor
Select an image file from the Media album/Photo album.
Click Edit on the top left of the window.
Or right-click the file to edit and choose Edit and fix from the pop-up menu. 9.3.2.2. Edit Photo files Multimedia Manage allows you to edit photo or other image files. n Edit photo files
Open a photo file from the Photo editor window to edit it. Or select a photo file from the Media album and right-click to choose Edit and fix from the pop-up menu to run the Photo editor.
Rotate 90 left: Click the Rotate 90 left icon at the bottom of the editor. Rotate 90 right: Click the Rotate 90 right icon at the bottom of the editor. Flip vertically: Click Flip vertically at the bottom of the editor. Flip horizontally: Click Flip horizontally at the bottom of the editor. Zoom in: Click Zoom in at the bottom of the editor. Zoom out: Click Zoom out at the bottom of the editor. Split image: Click Split image at the bottom of the editor.
9.3.2.3. Apply Effect In Photo editor, you can apply various effects to your images. n Apply effect

9.3.4. Edit Movie

You can edit movie files in "Edit Movie". 9.3.4.1. Open Movie editor You can run the movie file editor as follows.

n Open Movie editor

Select a movie file from the Media album or Movie album. Click Edit on the top left of the window.
Or right-click the movie file to edit and choose Edit and fix from the pop-up menu. 9.3.4.2. Edit Move Files You can edit movie files as follows. n Edit movie files
Open and edit a file in the editor window. Or select a movie file from the Media album field, right-click it and choose Edit and fix from the pop-up menu to run the Movie editor. 9.3.4.3. Apply effect You can add effects to movie files as follows. n Apply effect
Adjust: Click Adjust on the right side of the editor, choose an effect, set the level of the effect, and click Apply.
Filter: Click Filter on the right side of the editor, choose a filter, and click Apply. Crop: Click Crop on the right side of the editor, set the movie ratio, and click Apply. Sound: Click Sound on the right side of the editor, adjust the volume and add new music, and click Apply.

9.3.5. Edit Phone Files

How to edit files in the mobile phone field.

n View

Large icons: Click the folder shaped icon on the top of the phone field and choose Large icons from the pop-up menu.
Small icons: Click the folder shaped icon on the top of the phone field and choose Small icons from the pop-up menu.
List: Click the folder shaped icon on the top of the phone field and choose List from the pop-up menu.
Details: Click the folder shaped icon on the top of the phone field and choose Details from the pop-up menu.
Delete: Select a file from the mobile phone field and click ("x") icon.
n Rename Select a file from the mobile phone field and click the pencil-shaped icon. n Reload Select a file from the mobile phone field and click the arrow icon. n Cut Select a file from the mobile phone field and click the scissors icon. n Copy Select a file from the mobile phone field and click the first from the right scissors icons at the top. n Paste Select a file from the mobile phone field and click the second from the right scissors icons at the top.

9.3.6. Edit Media Album

How to edit a Media album.
n Rename album Select a newly-created album at the bottom of the Media album, click the pencil icon at the top of the bar to rename it, or right-click the album and choose Rename from the popup menu.
n Delete album Click a newly-created album at the bottom of the Media album, click the scissors icon ("x") at the top of the bar to delete it, or right-click the album and choose Delete from the pop-up menu.

9.4. Create

9.4.1. Overview
You can use Multimedia Manager to make calendars, movies, or wallpapers. You can move a media file from your PC or mobile phone to Multimedia Manager and create a new media file at your will.

9.4.2. Calendar

You can use photos and other image files to create your own calendar.

n Opening image file

Select an image file from the Media album/Photo album. Click Create at the top left of the window and choose Calendar from menu. n Selecting option
Choose your calendar: Choose a style from the bottom of the Creating calendar
window. Select mobile style to make a calendar for your mobile phone.
Setup cover page: Select a style and click Next. You can make a cover title or name.
Setup inner page: Click Next at the cover page selection stage. You can change colour/image of an inner page of your calendar.
n Publishing Calendar Save as PDF Click Next at the Creating calendar window and proceed to the fourth step. Select Save as PDF from the Output options and click Finish at the bottom. Save as image Click Next at the Creating calendar window and proceed to the fourth step. Select Save as image from the Output options and click Finish at the bottom. Print Click Next at the Creating calendar window and proceed to the fourth step. Select Print from the Output options and click Finish at the bottom. To phone Click Next at the Creating calendar window and proceed to the fourth step. Select Phone from the Output options and click Finish at the bottom.

9.4.3. Movie Converter

Movie files can be converted to other types of files with various purposes.

n Opening movie files

Select a movie file from the Media album or Movie album. Click Create from the top left of the window and choose Movie converter from the pop-up menu. n Selecting option
Conversion settings: Select purpose, resolution, and format from the first step of the Convert movie menu.
Subtitle settings: Select the name of a subtitle, size, and font in the second step. File size settings: Select size and name of a file in the third step.
n Converting Movie Select a directory to save the file in the fourth step of the Convert movie menu and click Start at the bottom of the window.

9.4.4. Movie Maker

You can edit a movie file and create a new movie.
Select a movie file from the Media album or Movie album. Click Create at the top left of the window and choose Movie maker from the pop-up menu. n Selecting option
Choose movie style: Select a movie style at the first step of the Create movie window.

If you use File > To phone at the top of Multimedia Manager, the phone directory search window appears. Select a folder here, or drag and drop the selected file to the phone area.

9.7. Music Playlist

9.7.1. Overview
Multimedia Manager helps you enjoy music files with great ease. Use the wonderful features of Music playlist to listen to music files and check their information and similar music tunes. Unlike other types of media files, music file is managed by a separate playlist which is composed of Recently played, My top rating and Top most 13 played, allowing an easy management of music files.

9.7.2. Open Music Files

This is how you import a file form Music playlist. n Open music file
Click Get files from the File menu at the top of the window and select From phone, From PC, By searching or From audio CD to import a file.
Or right-click at the centre of the window and select Get files from storage from the pop-up menu.

9.7.3. Play Music Files

You can enjoy music using Music playlist. n Play music file
Below the Music playlist, select a music file from the Library folder imported to the Multimedia Manager. Click the Play button at the left side of the window, or double click the selected music file.

9.7.4. Get tag info

You can see the information about a music file at Music playlist.
n Get tag info Below the Music playlist, select a music file imported from the Library folder. Click the first left icon of the three at the top right of the music file list. When the Get tag info window appears, choose one of the tags from the Music tag
list below the window and click Apply. When the information for a song is selected, click OK to apply.

9.7.5. Refresh tag DB

You can modify and save the information about a music file at Music playlist.
n Refresh tag DB Below the Music playlist, select a music file in the Library folder. Click the icon in the middle of the three on the right side of the music file list. When the Create/refresh DB to search for similar music window shows up, click a folder icon on the right to choose a folder. Click Create DB below the Create/refresh DB to search for similar music window.
9.7.6. Search similar music
You can search similar music files at Music playlist.

n Search similar music

Select a music file imported from the Music playlist and Library folder. Click the first icon from the right among the three at the top right of the music file list. Multimedia Manager starts looking for similar songs. When the search result shows up, click OK at the beginning of the music file, and click add to album at the bottom right to add the file to the album.

9.7.7. About Gracenote

Music recognition technology and related data are provided by Gracenote. Gracenote is the industry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery. For more information visit www.gracenote.com. CD and music-related data from Gracenote, Inc., copyright 2000-2005 Gracenote. Gracenote Software, copyright 2000-2005 Gracenote. This product and service may practice one or more of the following U.S. Patents: #5,987,525; #6,061,680; #6,154,773, #6,161,132, #6,230,192, #6,230,207, #6,240,459, #6,330,593, and other patents issued or pending. Some services supplied under license from Open Globe, Inc. for U.S. Patent: #6,304,523. Gracenote and CDDB are registered trademarks of Gracenote. The Gracenote logo and logotype and the "Powered by Gracenote" logo are trademarks of Gracenote. For more information on using the Gracenote Service, visit: www.gracenote.com/corporate

10. Multimedia Player

10.1. Overview
Multimedia Manager has a separate player to help you enjoy images, music, and movie files. While you can edit and modify media files in Multimedia Manager, you can enjoy such files easily in Multimedia player.

10.2. View Photo

You can see photos in Multimedia player as follows. n Open image files
Choose Open from the File menu at the top, select a folder to get an image file from, and click the Open button. n Control image files
Rotate 90 left: Click the Rotate 90 left icon at the bottom of the player. Rotate 90 right: Click the Rotate 90 right icon at the bottom of the player. Flip vertically: Click Flip vertically at the bottom of the player.
Flip horizontally: Click Flip horizontally at the bottom of the player. Zoom in: Click Zoom in at the bottom of the player. Back: Click the < button at the bottom of the player. Next: Click the > button at the bottom of the player.

n See full screen

Click the Full screen icon at the bottom of the player or right-click the window to choose Full screen.

10.3. Play Sound

You can enjoy music in Multimedia player.

10.3.1. Open Sound Files

n Open sound files
Choose Open from the File menu at the top left of the player, select a folder to get a sound file from, and click Open.
10.3.2. Control Sound Files

n Control sound file

Play: Click Play at the bottom of the player. Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Play from the pull-down menu. Right-click the player window and choose Play from the pop-up menu.

Pause: Click Pause at the bottom of the player. Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Pause from the pull-down menu. Right-click the player window and choose Pause from the pop-up menu.
Speed: Click Control menu at the top of the player, choose Speed from the pulldown menu and select x1/x1.5/x2.
Back: Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Back from the pulldown menu. Or click the button at the player control bar.
Next: Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Next from the pulldown menu. Or click the button at the player control bar.
Volume up/down: Drag the volume adjustment bar at the bottom right of the player.
Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Volume up/down from the pull-down menu. Right-click the player window and choose Volume up/down from the pop-up menu.
Equaliser: Click EQ at the bottom of the player. Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Equaliser from the pulldown menu. Right-click the player window and choose Equaliser from the pop-up menu.

10.3.3. See playlist

n See playlist
Select PlayList from the top menu.
10.3.4. Repeat Sound Files

n Repeat sound file

Click the rotating arrow icon at the bottom right of the player.

10.3.5. See full Screen

10.4. Play Movie
This is how to enjoy movie through Multimedia player.

10.4.1. Open Movie Files

n Open movie files
Click open from the File menu at the top left of the player, select a folder to get a movie file from, and click Open.
10.4.2. Control Movie Files

n Control movie files

Pause: Click Pause at the bottom of the player. Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Pause from the pull-down menu.
Right-click the player window and choose Pause from the pop-up menu.
View : Click View menu at the top of the player and choose one of 50%, 100%, or 200%. Right-click the player window, choose View from the pop-up menu, and select one of50%, 100%, or 200%.
Subtitle: Click View menu at the top of the player and select Subtitle > View subtitle from the pull-down menu.
Subtitle option: Click View menu at the top of the player and choose Subtitle and Subtitle option subsequently from the pull-down menu. When the option window shows up, finish the option set-up and click OK.
Speed: Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose Speed and X1, X1.5 or X2.
A.V control : Click A/V icon at the bottom right of the player. Click Control menu at the top of the player and choose A/V controls from the pulldown menu. Right-click the player window and choose A/V controls from the pop-up menu. When the Control window shows up, finish necessary controls and click Done to apply.