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Put stick in USB port Right click on Start Left click on Explore Memory stick will be there as Drive E (probably) Right click on directory or file to copy. Left click on Copy. Right click on Drive E (probably). Left click on Paste. Directory or File will transfer. Reverse sequence to copy back if ever required.
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What was the only method of sharing files between computer before networks were invented?
Before networks were invented, the only method of sharing files between computers was through physical media such as floppy disks, CDs, or USB drives. Users would copy the files onto the physical media and physically transfer it to the other computer in order to share or transfer the files.
How do you transfer MP3 files from your computer to your MP3 player?
It depends what type of MP3 player you have. If you have one that has a USB port built in just plug it in and transfer your files via windows media player 11. Or if it has a wired connector plug that in then plug in to the USB, this wire should have come with the product. If you have lost your cable, one can be bought on numerous online retailers, including local RadioShack's, CircuitCity's and Best Buy's. Just to name a Few.
Compare and contrast dynamic memory allocation and the allocation of files in secondary storage?
Static Memory Allocation: Allocating the total memory requirements that a data structure might need all at once without regard for the actual amount needed at execution time. Dynamic Memory Allocation: The opposite strategy of static memory allocation - Dynamic Memory Allocation, involves allocating memory as-needed.
The most popular way to transfer files over the internet?
In pure popularity terms this would have to be either HTTP or FTP. These are by far the most widely used protocols for transfer of files.However suitability of a protocol depends entirely on the application, for example it would be better to use a protocol such as RSYNC to transfer files between servers given that this can additionally use an encrypted tunnel to send data.Suitability also depends on the size of the files involved, for instance small files could quite easily be sent via e-mail. Whereas large files would be better sent using a protocol that supports error checking.In short, it depends on the application.
How do you transfer MP3 files that are stored on a CD to an MP3 player?
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