Computer As Personal Storage. Mass Storage We are people who have massive amounts of things to store. We need more room, more closets, more garages, more.

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Computer As Personal Storage

Mass Storage We are people who have massive amounts of things to store. We need more room, more closets, more garages, more space!

We Need More Digital Space Too! But I need spaece!

In The Old Days...

Or does anyone remember this? Welcome to the DHS Training 4 Trainers at the Doubletree in Nashville, Tennessee. This says:

1.44 mb 650 mb 100 mb Our appetite for space is hard to satiate.

Good Space Is: Inexpensive Portable Rewritable Big, Mega Big

It Aint Feng Shui, but This Is Good Space

And Its All Yours! WHY?????? Backing-up Data Transporting Data Distributing Data Securing Data Keep your stuff Move your stuff Give your stuff away Take care of your stuff

How to use a USB Mass Storage Device

This is a Plug and Play Device That means easy to use!

Simply Plug It In and It Wants to Work

The first time you use your Jumpdrive, your computer will ask you to do a few things to get things set up correctly. Heres what youll need to do. This is for Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP users.

Folks running Windows 98 have to do one more thing. (OH NO!) You must download a driver from the internet.

Double-Click on this.exe file. Then plug the Jumpdrive into the USB port of your computer. Then follow the previous instructions.

Using the Jumpdrive Use it like a floppy drive or a CD drive. Browse to My Computer after the Jumpdrive is plugged in. Here is what you will see. Double-Click the Removable Disk Icon

The storage capacity of the 128MB JumpDrive holds as much data as approximately 90 floppy disks! With the JumpDrive, you can even transfer files between your PC and Mac with no extra steps.

Add data by dragging and dropping or by saving directly to the Removable Disk Drive. You can work directly on this drive, just like you might work on a network drive!

Removing the Jumpdrive from your Computer Try to remember not to just pull the Jumpdrive out of the USB Port. Instead, you must politely ask if you can remove it. Click on the Unplug Hardware icon pictured above. Choose to Stop USB Mass Storage Device. Or Double-Click the icon and the following screen appears.

Choose USB Mass Storage Device and select Stop. Then you can unplug your Jumpdrive.

Have Fun Using Your Jumpdrive