Can you cut and paste between 2 operating systems?
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No. Each is completely independent from the other when switched. Only sharing would be through the available USB ports for an external drive that can be accessed by either attached computer at any given time. Hope that answers your inquiry.
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Hey guys. There is free software that can do this. It is awesome, and easy to work up. If you like it, please donate: http://synergy-foss.org/ Note: I have a work computer and a personal computer, and one keyboard and one mouse. Works great.
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Yes, you can but make sure that the source computer is running on Windows 7 32-bit.
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I don't think so. it is for making images of a hard drive for backup, or for copying an entire drive to a new drive. It has been a few months since I used it, but I don't recall ability to selectively choose folders or OS only. It's pretty much just a simple way to copy the whole drive so you can replace it with a new drive.
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You'd be better off just installing a clean operating system. I did not try cloning. I wanted to leave behind any unwanted unknowns. Just save your stuff to a flash drive DVD or external HHD and put it back when operating system is installed.
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I'm a Mac user not Windows. However, I believe it does not matter what system you are running as long as it's formatted correctly.
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It has paint where I could edit that way, other than that I have no idea. I download Windows Essentials where I can edit with more options.
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Honestly I'm not sure if thats possible, I think if you cut it, it will not work anymore. For what I did.. I just paste it in my system as is.
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Yes but you can not use it for the "copy" function, only the print function
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Yes, but you will need to swap around some files. Here's an instructional video on how to do it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKan-FbCfVM
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No, but if you want to transfer your existing operating system with files and programs intact - a transfer kit is the easiest way to accomplish this. If you are doing a clean install than you do not need the transfer kit, but you will have to reinstall windows- hopefully if this is your intent than you will need a windows installation disk or the manufacturers recovery software
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Yes! You can scan a recipe to a text file and drag the file to the clipping option of MacGourmet. I've done it many times with no difficulty. I also the copy the recipe image and paste it in.
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Almost certainly not. There MIGHT be a way for experts to get those to work; but if you have to ask, then you wouldn't be able to do what was needed. This is a Linux operating system, meaning that Windows-based (or Mac) programs do not run, except by emulation, and that doesn't always work. Now, Ubuntu Linux does come with its own programs that do many of those features. For example, you can edit photos with Gimp, manage them with any of several programs, do spreadsheets via Libre Office, and so forth. But it's not the same software as you mentioned, and so it has different capabilities and works with different menu choices.
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I have Windows 7 so not sure if you can.Maybe try Google and someone can help you.Sorry.
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I only know that if it doesn't recognize what program you're transferring text to (for instance, say you're writing on a blog in Google), it opens its own 'text' box. You dictate, it appears in the box, then you can transfer it to whatever program you're working with. Hope this helps.
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If you ran it on both computers, ideally they'd come out looking the same. But I only have one computer so I"m not exactly sure.
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You will need to choose. There are 2 versions, one for Windows and one for Mac.