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Copying files from/to a card
<Mac OS 9
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Operation>
1.
Insert a card into the adapter and connect it to the
computer’s USB port.
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The status lamp lights, then the card icon appears
on the desktop.
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The card icon’s appearance may vary, depending on
the card and the Mac OS version you are using.
2.
Double-click
the icon to display the files that you
want to copy.
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For information about how to locate files on the card,
refer to the manual for the product used to create
the files.
3. Drag
the file icons you want to copy and
drop
them onto the destination folder.
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The process is the same as copying files on a floppy
disk to a folder on the desktop.
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It is also possible to move files to another folder,
erase files, or write files from another folder.
The window containing the files to be copied
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About card formatting
<Mac OS 9
⽧
Operation>
Notes
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You must format a card on a digital camera regularly. If the card inserted into the adapter has been
formatted with the connected computer, it may not be recognized by a digital camera. For details on
formatting with a camera, refer to the camera’s instruction manual.
If your camera does not recognize a card formatted on another device, re-format the card with your
camera. (Cards formatted with non-DOS formatting systems are not recognized by the adapter.)
Before formatting the card
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Formatting erases all data on the card. All important data should be copied to a hard disk or other storage
medium beforehand.
Drag & Drop
To perform a drag and drop, press and hold the mouse
button over the selected file(s), then move the mouse (drag)
to the desired location and release the button to copy (drop).
