Active
Folder
Create, rename,
or
delete folders, or choose
the
folder in which subsequent
photographs will be stored. This
option
is
available in all modes.
•
Selectfolder:
Choose
the
folder in which subsequent photographs will be stored.
.
Ne090
,
OSAKA
,/
TOKYO
NC090 Current folder
(default folder)
..
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Other folders
(in alphabetical order)
•
New:
Create a
new
folder and name
it
as
described below.
•
Rename:
Select a folder from
the
list and rename
it
as
described below.
•
Delete:
Delete all
empty
folders on
the
memory
card.
Keyboard
area
Name area
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Naming
and
Renaming
Folders
Folder names can be
up
to
five characters long.
To
move
the
cursor in
the
name area, press
the
E{~
button
and press
~
or~.
To
enter a
new
letter at
the
current
cursor position, use
the
multi
selector
to
highlight
the
desired character in
the
keyboard area and press
the
~
button.
To
delete
the
character at
the
current cursor position, press
the
iiil
button.
Press
®
to
save
changes and return
to
the
shooting menu,
or
press
MENU
to
exit
without
creating a
new
folder
or
changing
the
folder name.
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Folder Names
On
the
memory
card, folder names are preceded
by
a
three-digit
folder
number
assigned
automatically by
the
camera (e.g., 100NCD90).
Each
folder can contain
up
to
999 photographs.
During shooting, pictures are stored in
the
highest-numbered folder
with
the
selected name.
If
a
photograph
is
taken
when
the
current folder
is
full
or
contains a
photograph
numbered
9999,
the
camera will create a
new
folder
by
adding one
to
the
current folder
number
(e.g.,
101
NCD90). The camera treats folders
with
the
same name
but
differentfolder numbers
as
the
same folder. For example,
if
the
folder
NIKON
is
selected
for
Active
folder, photographs in all
folders named
NIKON
(1
OONIKON,
101
NIKON, 102NIKON, etc.) will be visible
when
Current
is
selected for Playback
folder
(pg. 162). Renaming changes all folders
with
the
same name
but
leaves
the
folder numbers intact.
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