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although your mp3 player may not officially be imac compatible, it should still plug in and be recognized by your imac just fine, you just wont be able to use any software that may or may not come with the mp3 player, however given that its not a zune (microsoft product) and that its not an ipod, it should work perfectly fine, and you should be able to simply drag and drop your music onto the mp3 player when it is recognized by your imac. just be sure to copy the files over to it while its plugged in by using the file browser of your mac.
Its a little vague when you say Imac mouse but if its the one that came with your unit there are ports out the back called USB ports. There rectangle in shape and the mouse would fit in one of those ports at the back.
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Download your program. Make sure it is for YOUR OS. A .dmg should appear on your desktop when it is finished. Double click that. It should open a file with an application icon and a drive icon on the desktop. Open your applications folder from your hard drive, then drag the application icon to that. Eject the drive icon from the desktop by dragging it to the trash.
you Need to get a card reader so that you can insert the card into it. this is usually done via a USB port. Once you have this done then the card will show up on the right side of your desktop as a little disk icon. You can then just select the photos and click and drag them onto the disk icon on the desktop. the pictures will be copied as JPG files which can be read by any other computer.
Mac OS-X should recognize the camera without having to install software. Plug the camera into the USB port and turn it on. It should appear on the desktop as an external hard drive. It may also start iPhoto up in import mode. You can also import photos by selecting "Add to Library" from the drop down menu.
1. Plug your flash drive into a USB port on your computer. 2. If you use Windows, the flash drive will appear as an icon in the "My Computer" window, with a caption along the lines of "Removable Device" or "Flash Drive". Note: Please wait the first time you plug it in - Windows needs to "discover" the flash drive, and will essentially set itself up to recognize the device so that it's usable. If you use a Mac, the flash drive's icon will appear on your desktop with similar captioning mentioned above. 3. You can double-click on the icon to open the flash drive and see its contents. You can drag files from anywhere into that window, or over the flash drive's icon itself to copy files into it.
How do I get the sandisk cruzer 2.0 titanium to show up on desktop - only u3 system shows.
Yes, it did work prior on my old emac with Panther macosx v10.3.9 and on a new imac. Sometimes it would eject fine and other times after I ejected it and after the icon disappeared, - It would bring up an error message that it was ejected wrong and might have problems. That is what it said yesterday and when I tried to use it again - The only icon that shows up is the u3 system.
as soon as i turn it on it froze
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