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Printing 3½ x 5 Prints Using the Sony UPDR 100

This article describes two methods for printing 3½x5 prints using the Sony UPDR100. Method 1 Use 5×7 inksheet, in the Sony UPDR100 setup in our app, check the checkbox for Cut 3.5×5 prints when using 5×7 media. If you do that and you print the 2-3.5×5’s on a 5×7 print...

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Troubleshooting network issues

This article asks several questions you should ask yourself while you are working with the network. Are all your Darkroom applications the same version number? You can check the version number by clicking on the question mark on the top right of the program. Is your...

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Tips for networking with Darkroom

Recommendations for networking two or more computers together. The most reliable way to connect machines is via a wired network, preferably using a Gigabit network for the best performance. The computers need to be on the same “workgroup” so they can see each other....

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How to use the General Settings Tab

This article will explain the settings in the Application Otions>General Settings in the Setup Tab. These application settings are designed to setup the general functionality of the Darkroom software. Click on the image below to view a larger version of that...

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How To Use Photo Email in Darkroom 9.1

This article contains information on how to setup and use Darkroom’s ability to email packages. Photo Email is a new feature in all versions of Darkroom 9.1. Videos: You may want to watch these videos first Photo Email in action Photo Email to Facebook Setting up...

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How To Use the View options in the Photo Library

This article will explain the different options in the photo View Menu of the Photo Library. These options determine how the Current Catalog Viewer displays the current catalogs photos.1. Show Photo Filenames – Displays the name of the file under the photo in...

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Creating a Panoramic Team Photo with Darkroom

Creating a Panoramic Team Photo with Darkroom

Panoramic team photos are a popular item among high school and college teams and using Photoshop can be time consuming to do. As a challenge to defend Darkroom’s statement on our website “Minutes in Darkroom = hours in Photoshop” I am going to duplicate a cheer squad...

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