How to copy a file to a USB drive
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ON MAC:
Plug the USB Drive into an available USB port on your computer. (On the Macs, the USB port is located in the back, bottom right side of your monitor.) Click on "Finder" App (Usually located in the bottom left corner of your task bar. Click on "Documents" on the left side You should also see your USB Drive listed in that same column in the 'devices' section of the Finder App. Locate your file in 'Documents' and click and drag it onto the USB Drive name, you will see a '+', release the file on top of the Drive. You should see it copy into the USB drive. OR you can click on your file in the documents section of the finder app, copy it by pressing the "Command" button and "C" key at the same time. Then click on the USB Drive and in the USB drive section 'paste' your file by clicking the "Command" key and "V" key at the same time. Make sure you email me to let me know which number usb drive you copied your files to, the name of your project, your partner's names, and your class name. |
On a Windows Computer:
Plug the USB Drive into an available USB port on your computer. (located somewhere around the edge of your laptop.) Open the USB Drive Folder by going to start/computer/ and clicking on your USB Drive which should be located in the middle section under "Devices With Removable Storage". Drag this window over to the right. Open the folder your project is stored in and drag that folder to the left side of the screen. left click on your project down and hold that clicker down while you drag it over to the folder on the right. Make sure you email me to let me know which number usb drive you copied your files to, the name of your project, your partner's names, and your class name. |