Iomega FotoShow Digital Image Center - Manual (Page 25)

Using the FotoShow ™ Image Center 25
Understanding System Folders
Another basic part of the FotoShow ™ software structure is the System Folders. These are
vital components of the software, so you should be aware of what they do when you see
them.
• All My Photos contains all the photos you have saved to the current Zip ® disk. You
can view the photos in All My Photos, but you cannot change them in any way. This
is where your viewable digital negatives are stored.
• Zip is the Root folder; it contains all the images you have saved to the Root folder
while using your Zip ® disk with a computer.
By default, the FotoShow ™ software opens in the Album room, and then automatically
selects the most recent album you used or opened. If you are new to the program and
there are no photos on the Zip
® disk, you will need to copy some onto the disk before
proceeding. Feel free to use the sample photos that Iomega has provided on your
FotoShow Zip disk. If there are photos on the Zip disk, but no albums in the Album
room, you should create an album before proceeding. Once you have created or selected
an album, you’re ready to see what you can do with your pictures and your FotoShow
Image Center.
Please take a minute to familiarize yourself with the tools and features in the FotoShow
software.