Thread: Question on how to create and copy folders and subfolders
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Old 10-24-2009, 04:31 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by tzn22 View Post
theducks: my computer is a Mac and my OS is OS10.4. I was indeed using the SD card rather than the internal memory. As for folders name, some have space in it, others don't.

wallcraft: I did transferred my books and tried to do so with my folders from Adobe Digital Editions to my e-reader. As soon as I get it back (as it was sent back to Astak to be exchanged), I will try your method.

Thanks
I am not a Mac person (Win/Ubuntu) , but copy/paste should work if you can get your USB to work right (When USB fails, it is obvious).
I now use a SD Card reader to transfer my files and avoid the Windows XP-PEz USB2 frustration .
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