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Click on a file's checkbox to mark or unmark it for download.

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Files that have already been downloaded are remembered. You can still mark previously downloaded files to download again, but they are unmarked by default, and their thumbnails are dimmed so you can differentiate them from files that are yet to be downloaded.

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If more than one file is selected, they'll all take the mark of the file whose checkbox was clicked, regardless of whether they previously had a checkmark or not.

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Click on a device's checkbox to quickly mark or unmark all its files for downloading.

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After a download finishes, an icon replaces the thumbnail's checkbox. The icon's color indicates whether the download was successful (green), had file renaming problems (yellow/orange), or failed (red).

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In case of any problems, a red icon will appear at the bottom of the window indicating how many error reports there are. Clicking on it opens the Error Report window.

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The Error Report window lists any problems encountered before, during or after the download. An orange triangle represents a warning, a red circle indicates a failure, and a black circle indicates more serious failures. You can click on the hyperlinks to open its file or device in a file manager. You can also search the reports using the search box in the lower left of the Error Report window.

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You can simultaneously download from multiple cameras, smartphones, memory cards, and hard drives—as many devices as your computer can handle at one time.

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The <b>Timeline</b> groups photos and videos based on how much time elapsed between consecutive shots. Use it to identify photos and videos taken at different periods in a single day or over consecutive days.