Yes. If you are using either Windows or a Mac OS, it should just be a matter of dragging the picture (or any other file) from the external drive to the appropriate folder in your internal drive.
With Windows, if you drag-and-drop, the file will be copied; it will reside in both places. If you want to MOVE it, press and hold the right (or alternate) mouse button and drag it; the system will offer you choices to copy or move.
A file-server. File-servers are essentially fast computers with massive hard-drives. Some network terminals only consist of a screen and keyboard - no hard-drive or CD-ROM drive. These upload their programs from the hard-drive of the file-server, and direct output to a printer. The file-server and printer are accessible by all terminals.
A file in C means a file found in your computer's C Drive. Start > My Computer > C Drive
Enter the Wikimedia file code.
BMP is a file format for storing pictures on a computer. It stands for bit-map.
With stand-alone computers, you have to manually transfer files to view it on another computer. If you have a file server though, everything is saved to the same place and any computer hooked up to it can open the files
There are no pictures in GIMP, they're all on your hard drive. Delete then just like any other file.
Use a flash drive.
A cluster is a logical unit of file storage on a hard drive and is managed by the computers operating system. Any file that is stored on the hard drive takes up one or more of these clusters.
Check in the file
Obtain a blank DVD and load it ont your computers DVD writer. Open windows file manager and copy the files from your desktop to the DVD.
Drag from your pictures folder and drop onto the external drive. If you formatted the external drive on Windows you probably won't be able to do this because Windows uses a different file system than Mac OS X.
On most Windows computers, the usbio.sys is found in the system32 folder. This folder is in the Windows directory on the primary drive.
If a file is not downloaded to a hard drive then there is no way for it to be found on that hard drive. That's like asking "If a word isn't written on a piece of paper can it still be seen?"
The Coda file systems for computers is an older type of file system. It was specifically designed for weakly connected and disconnected computers.
To share folders with other computers on a network, find the folder under documents, pictures, library, or wherever the file was saved. Right click on the file and click Share. Then select the locations where the file is going to be shared. Hit Enter.
To attach a picture (or any other file) from your flash drive to an email open up the email that you want to attach it to then open the file attachment window. Go to the my computer folder and open up the flash drive. Find the file that you want to attach and then attach it like you normally would. You may prefer to copy the file from the flash drive to the desktop and then attach it to the email from there.
Same as any other kind of file: drag and drop, or right-click the photo file, click "copy," then paste it into the file on the other drive. Wait for the images to transfer; it may take a while depending on the number and size of the image files.