Kodak DC290 digital camera
http://www.kodak.com/global/.../dc290us.pdf
Table of contents
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• Getting Started »
• Introduction »
• Camera Features »
• Camera Front »
• Camera Back »
• Camera Bottom »
• Camera Specifications »
• Softkeys »
• Mode Dial and Four-Way Controller »
• Your Status LCD »
• Flash »
• Exposure Compensation »
• Picture Type »
• Pictures Remaining »
• Advanced Capture Mode »
• Self-Timer »
• IrDA (Infrared) Communication »
• Batteries »
• Installing the Batteries »
• Quality »
• Understanding Quality and Resolution »
• Removable Memory Card »
• Inserting the Memory Card »
• Removing the Memory Card »
• Power Management »
• Understanding Sleep Mode »
• Using the AC Adapter »
• Using the Battery Charger »
• Battery Guidelines »
• Taking Pictures »
• Turning the Camera On or Off »
• Setting the Camera to Capture Mode »
• Previewing a Picture »
• Capturing Pictures »
• Setting Flash, Exposure Compensation, Picture Type, and... »
• Setting the Self-Timer »
• Using Zoom »
• Digital Zooming »
• Defining the Capture Settings »
• Picture Type Settings »
• Album Settings »
• White Balance Settings »
• Watermark Settings »
• Advanced Exposure Modes Settings »
• Advanced Focus Mode Settings »
• Preferences Settings »
• Capture »
• Date and Time »
• Camera Name »
• Using Scripts »
• Loading Scripts onto a Memory Card »
• Choosing a Script on the Camera »
• Adding Sound to a Picture in Quickview »
• Reviewing Your Pictures »
• Setting the Camera to Review Mode »
• Reviewing Pictures »
• Viewing the Remaining Memory »
• Setting Review Mode Preferences »
• Overlay Preferences »
• Slide Show Preferences »
• Video Preferences »
• Playback Preferences »
• Format Card Preferences »
• Print Order Preferences »
• Marking Pictures »
• Placing Marked Pictures in an Album »
• Creating a New Album in Review Mode »
• Protecting Your Pictures »
• Copying Marked Pictures from Camera to Camera »
• Using On-Camera Applications »
• Loading On-Camera Applications onto a Memory Card »
• Selecting an On-Camera Application »
• Opening Albums »
• Expanding and Collapsing Pictures »
• Adding Sound to Pictures »
• Deleting a Picture »
• Deleting Multiple Pictures »
• Playing Sound, Bursts, and Time-lapse Sequences »
• Magnifying Pictures »
• Viewing Pictures on Your Television »
• Installing the Software »
• Windows-based System Requirements »
• KODAK Software for Windows-Based Computers »
• Software Overview »
• Loading KODAK Software on Windows 98 »
• Macintosh System Requirements »
• KODAK Software for Macintosh Computers »
• Software Overview »
• Loading KODAK Software on Macintosh Computers »
• Copying KODAK Plug-In Acquire files to a Plug-In Folder »
• Connecting Your Camera »
• Checking for USB Support on Windows 98 »
• Connecting Your Camera »
• Starting the KODAK Software »
• Opening KODAK Software for Windows-Based Computers »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Mounter) »
• KODAK Digital Camera (TWAIN Acquire) »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Properties) »
• KODAK Pictures Now Desktop Software »
• Opening KODAK Software for Macintosh Computers »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Mounter) »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Plug-In Acquire) »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Tools) »
• KODAK Digital Camera (Control Panel) »
• KODAK Pictures Now Desktop Software »
• Folder and File Naming Conventions »
• Naming Folders »
• Naming Pictures »
• Picture Naming Using Absolute Numbering »
• Picture Naming Using Relative Numbering »
• Naming Files »
• Locating Pictures on the Camera »
• Tips and Troubleshooting »
• General Maintenance and Safety »
• Connecting With Your Computer »
• Monitor Adjustment »
• Tips for Printing »
• Troubleshooting »
• Where to Get Help »
• Software Help »
• Online Services »
• Faxed Information »
• Customer Support »
• Warranty Repair Coverage »
• Limitations »
• Application Support »
• How to Obtain Service »
• Regulatory Information »
• FCC Compliance and Advisory »
• Canadian DOC Statement »
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Well, it has been over a week since my Kodak DC290's demise...I'm thinking of unscrewing the bottom of the camera to see if it has moisture in there, but not brave enough to attemp it yet...