do these work with lateral files?
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Hi. It's difficult to understand how you define "lateral" files. They are of standard page length and typically a file cabinet has the flexibility of allowing a person to insert these hanging file folders parallel to the front drawer of a standard width file cabinet. They will, of course, work being inserted perpendicular to the front file drawer but only if the file cabinet has a hanging rod or bar that spans the width of the cabinet itself. The file drawer in my desk allows me to insert the files in either direction, depending on whether I like the folders to run parallel to the drawer's length or perpendicular to its length. In summary--Yes (but only if your drawers allow the configuration). Hi. It's difficult to understand how you define "lateral" files. They are of standard page length and typically a file cabinet has the flexibility of allowing a person to insert these hanging file folders parallel to the front drawer of a standard width file cabinet. They will, of course, work being inserted perpendicular to the front file drawer but only if the file cabinet has a hanging rod or bar that spans the width of the cabinet itself. The file drawer in my desk allows me to insert the files in either direction, depending on whether I like the folders to run parallel to the... » Read More Hi. It's difficult to understand how you define "lateral" files. They are of standard page length and typically a file cabinet has the flexibility of allowing a person to insert these hanging file folders parallel to the front drawer of a standard width file cabinet. They will, of course, work being inserted perpendicular to the front file drawer but only if the file cabinet has a hanging rod or bar that spans the width of the cabinet itself. The file drawer in my desk allows me to insert the files in either direction, depending on whether I like the folders to run parallel to the drawer's length or perpendicular to its length. In summary--Yes (but only if your drawers allow the configuration). « Show Less
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Hi. It's difficult to understand how you define "lateral" files. They are of standard page length and typically a file cabinet has the flexibility of allowing a person to insert these hanging file folders parallel to the front drawer of a standard width file cabinet. They will, of course, work being inserted perpendicular to the front file drawer but only if the file cabinet has a hanging rod or bar that spans the width of the cabinet itself. The file drawer in my desk allows me to insert the files in either direction, depending on whether I like the folders to run parallel to the drawer's length or perpendicular to its length. In summary--Yes (but only if your drawers allow the configuration).
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It depends on how wide the drawers are, sometimes the lateral files are a bit wider.You would have to measure the width of the drawer.
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I don't know but I doubt it. The best thing to do for an answer is contact Filemaker. Good luck.
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Speakers are not defendant on file types. If the plug on the speakers fits the jack on the music player, it's compatible.
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Yes, but you need to space them out on the screen. If they are too close, they will read as one file. Make sure you select "Scan as multiple images". Lay sideways on the screen if you need to, to get the needed space between photos.
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Yes. See the following: http://www.filetransporter.com/knowledgebase/?article=AA-00217
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Yes, as long as they are the same size. Some folders are bigger. Just make sure that the size is correct for your machine and you will be good to go!
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No. They don't see each other's drives. what you can do is to create an array on each of them and then in the OS use them as a single drive.
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Well,depend I did use them in Pioneer recorder for makeing copy from HD and about 20% machine rejected for some unknown reasonI will sugest single layer DVD for such project
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Well, I have some old Verbatim and 3M floppies. And the external floppy I bought described here worked very well. I don't know why they would not work for you. If they are corrupted or they are non-functional that may be the case. Sorry I could not give you something more.
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Mine do not fit legal size files/folders. They hang on a T shaped hanger(2 vertical parts) that we mounted w/ anchors into drywall. Not sure about partition hangers, but probably would work. Each basket hangs separately on the hanger.
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I have never try to use these disk I do use Verbam +R or +RW Sony and Fuji also work well I only record in HQ. If they work let me know I appreciate that..
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I use them with my sandisk clip/zip and they work. They are also working with my Moto G phone, a Sony MP3 and a Zune player.
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Yes they are supported in Win 7x and Win 8x. I use the Opticon for scanning my movies into my Collectorz movie database.
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I believe do. Thought these files were pretty much "standard". My file cabinet is nothing really special comes from a Office a Max. If for some reason these don't fit then made you have to get one of those "file drawer inserts" to accommodate the Sure Hook Hanging a Files, good luck
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No. The files can only hang side to side. Additionally the drawers are deep allowing you to configure it for letter or legal files.
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If you convert them to MP3 or WAV they will work, I think native Apple format is not supported.
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I don't know for sure but I believe they would work o.k. You have to snap the front and bottom of the trays together to put it into the scanner but I don't believe that will be a problem as the scanner slot is big enough to handle the wider slides. I bought three of these trays but I found out just one is all you need unless you are going to have another person loading the trays while you scan.