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Explain the process for copying a file to a storage medium floppy disk USB storage medium or CD-R drive?
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∙ 13y ago
The process of copying a file to a storage medium is actually quite simple. I like to use window explorer. Once you find the file you want to copy right click the folder and then click copy. Then find the file under computer that has your USB (storage medium) right click it and then click paste. The file has been copied. Copying multiple files is very much the same, but when you need to hold the shift key down each time you select a file. Once you have chosen all you files and they are highlighted the steps are the same.
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