what file types can it transfer to the PC? would it be possible to convert them to text? How?
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As far as I know, it isn't capable of transferring files to a pc. The usb cable is for charging only. The instructions and all of the display menu's are in Japanese. I use mine for one specific purpose and that is to replace the hundreds of post-it notes that come across my desk every week. Lastly, I have tried the translator app on my phone but it just didn't translate the text that well.
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Only bmp files. Also they should be a concrete size. I never were successful doin it
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Only bmp, jpg, & png. http://www.sharp.co.jp/support/enote/utility_soft.html
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You should be able to access most files that have a common app (Mac and PC) - the challenge will be saving any updates. Typically PC formatted external drives are FAT32, which will convert to the MAC, but not able to be write enabled back. The exception will be music and photos, they should be available for iTunes and iPhoto imports.
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I do not know the answer. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer. I have Windows 7, and it works fine to upload my readings to the computer, then to DropBox and on to my client.
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Raw files aren't compatible with app. You can manually import them to a computer as you would with an ordinary sd card, but jpegs only for wireless transfer.
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There are many format and NTFS file conversation programs available on the web. If you reformat and specify NTFS, you will lose any existing data. Conversion is safer but I'd backup it all anyhow. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb456984.aspx
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I copied the disk contents on a USB stick from a work system. You may want to do the same.
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I've only used usb cable to computer to transfer the files. Once erased on screen that's the only way to access them (or bluetooth). they're saved in pdf format and I think that stupid it from being able to load them easily again.
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Rich, Need more info. I assume the laptop is not connected to the Internet...? If that's correct, I would save the download to the computer then transfer it to the laptop. Hope this helpsi
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As far as I know you can't do it directly. I guess you could connect the tablet to your pc and transfer the file to the computer for printing. I never did anything on the tablet that required printing; it is used primarily as an ereader.
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Yes it is, and I thought I could see them in my computer bbefore transfering them, but I guess if it can be done I will use have to learn how to do it.
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Office Depot sells an Xtra-Drive which is a USB based shell in effect that you can just slip your SD card in a slot, then plug it in and drag and drop or copy using My Computer. All you need is a front panel USB port. Works wonders. The adapter costs about 7-10 bucks. I forget exactly.
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Sorry Randy, only used it across XP to Win7. It should work as its a data transfer tool. Good Luck!
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You can also format it as exFat. It will support Windows and Mac that way. Ironically, it will not support Xbox 360.
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Yes but it has to be formatted. It won't work with data from both windows and Mac
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I have not tried to do that but I did download them to my computer so you should be able to transfer to a CD. I transferred mine to an external hard drive.
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Yes it can be transfered to a USB device or accessed using the included software by PC
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It came formatted in FAT32, I reformatted it to NTFS as I use large image files on it and can not use FAT32 due to the file size limitation of 4GB for a single file.