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Connection Limitations

Limitations when projecting from Windows Photo Gallery

or Windows Live Photo Gallery

Note the following two limitations when launching Windows Photo

Gallery or Windows Live Photo Gallery when EasyMP Network

Projection is running.

• Slideshow is played back in simple mode when projecting from

Windows Photo Gallery or Windows Live Photo Gallery.

Because the toolbar is not displayed, you cannot change the Theme

(effects) while playing a slide show, regardless of the Windows

Experience Index rating.

Once simple mode has started, you cannot change modes while

Windows Photo Gallery or Windows Live Photo Gallery is running

even if you close EasyMP Network Projection. Restart Windows Photo

Gallery or Windows Live Photo Gallery.

• You cannot play movies.

Note the following two limitations when the window design for your

computer is Windows Aero.

• The layered window is projected regardless of Transfer layered window

from Set options in EasyMP Network Projection.

For example, when Transfer layered window for the EasyMP Network

Projection toolbar is disabled, it is not projected even if it is displayed

on the computer screen, however the toolbar is projected.

• A few minutes after you connect a computer to the projector over a

network with EasyMP Network Projection, the following message may

be displayed.

It is recommended that you select Keep the current color scheme, and

don't show this message again. This selection is enabled until the

computer is restarted.

You cannot project images in full screen display using Windows Media

Center. Switch to the window display mode to project the images.