Viewing the camera’s instruction manual (PDF) and saving it to a computer (EOS-1D X Mark II)

    22-Feb-2016
    8202818100

    Solusi

      The viewing method and instructions for saving the software's Instruction Manuals (PDF files) to a computer are explained below.
      NOTE
      • In this section, the example procedure is shown in Windows 7. Menu items, screens displayed, and procedures may differ depending on the operating system installed on the computer.
      • The design appearing on the CD-ROM may differ depending on the camera model you use.
      • Software and file names also may differ depending on the model you use.

      To view the software Instruction Manuals, copy them to your computer from the [Software INSTRUCTION MANUAL] disk included with the camera.

      1. Insert the [Software INSTRUCTION MANUAL] disk into the computer.





      2. Double-click the CD-ROM icon.
      Click the [Open folder to view files] option in the [AutoPlay] menu, or double click the icon displayed in [(My) Computer].





      3. Right click the preferred language and select [Copy].





      The following PDF Instruction manual files will be copied to the computer.

      WindowsMacintosh
      EOS UtilityEUx.xW_E_xxEUx.xM_E_xx
      Digital Photo ProfessionalDPPx.xW_E_xxDPPx.xM_E_xx
      Picture Style EditorPSEx.xW_E_xxPSEx.xM_E_xx
      Map UtilityMUx.x_E_xx

      4. Right click the desktop or a folder of your choice, and select [Paste].



      5. Double–click the PDF files inside the folder you copied to open them.


      REFERENCE
      • To read the Software Instruction Manuals (PDF files) on the computer, PDF viewing software such as Adobe Acrobat Reader DC must be installed (latest version recommended).
      • Adobe Acrobat Reader DC can be downloaded for free from the Internet.
      • To learn how to use PDF viewing software, refer to software’s Help section.
      • Software instruction manuals are also available for download from the Canon Website. For more information on how to download, refer to the page containing the download links for the files.