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Chapter 3: Manage mode

removable devices are:

USB Removable device: Removable devices include memory cards that you can attach to your computer using a USB card

reader, camera memory cards that insert directly into slots on the computer, or flash drives. USB removable devices are

detected by your computer and are shown in the structure as a removable drive.

Windows Image Acquisition (WIA): Cameras and scanners that use Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) drivers to

communicate with the computer. Some cameras, including Canon cameras, use WIA. ACDSee 14 automatically detects the

WIA protocol.

TWAIN: Cameras and scanners that use the TWAIN interface. TWAIN-supported devices use TWAIN drivers that you must

install on your computer to communicate with the device. For more information about drivers, and whether or not your

device uses TWAIN, please consult your device's Help file.

You require DirectX 9.0c and QuickTime to copy and view audio or video files.

About the ACDSee Device Detector

You can use the ACDSee Device Detector when you import files stored on your camera, removable drives, scanner, or CD/DVDs and

display them using ACDSee 14. By default, the ACDSee Device Detector is off when you install ACDSee 14. If you want to use the

ACDSee Device Detector, you must start it.

To start the ACDSee Device Detector:

In Manage mode, click File | Import | ACDSee Device Detector.

After you start the ACDSee Device Detector, it runs in the background and displays a camera icon in the Taskbar Notification area.

When you plug a camera or other device into your computer, the Device Detector detects the connection, the icon changes color,

and either prompts you to specify what you would like to do with your files, or automatically launches the Import From dialog box in

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The Device Detector replaces the Windows AutoPlay feature. To resume using the AutoPlay functionality, close the Device

Detector.

When you insert a CD or DVD into your CD-ROM drive, or attach a removable drive, mass storage, or Windows Image Acquisition

(WIA) device to your computer, the Device Detector senses it. Such devices may include cameras, card readers, Web cams, and

scanners.

If your device does not have a TWAIN or WIA driver installed, or is not a mass storage device, or if there are no files on your device,

ACDSee Device Detector will not be able to detect it.

For more detailed information about using the ACDSee Device Detector, click the ACDSee Device Detector camera icon in the Taskbar

Notification area and select Help.

Importing photos from a device

The Import From dialog box gives you multiple options for importing your files from cameras, card readers, flash drives, and other

mass storage devices. If you want to simply import files with a few clicks, you can. Or you can select from several options to

streamline your workflow and perform multiple tasks with each import.

In the Import From dialog box, you can view the thumbnails of the files on the device by their date or file type. You can change the

size of the thumbnails to make it easier to select those you want to import or leave on the device, and then view only those you have

selected.

You can also choose the destination folder or subfolders for the files, create a backup set of files as you import, and rename the files

during the import process, automatically rotating them if your camera has this option. Advanced settings give you options to change

the date you want to use, and where to place RAW and JPEG files if your camera creates both file formats.

You can even organize your files as you import by adding Categories, IPTC and ACDSee Metadata.

Then you can save all these settings as a preset to use or adapt later.

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