does it work for standard files or only legal size files?
171017
It works for both Legal and Letter sized files ...depends on how you setup the provided file rails.
171018
It works with both...I'm using it for standard files ..but it can be use for legal too...we're very happy with it in our home office..
171019
it does work with both kinds of file sizes. The hardware is included and one may set it up so that both kinds can be used in the same drawer.
171020
It does both. More for Letter size. First option is two rows, side by side, where the front of each row has the handle in the center. Second option is for one row of Legal (the handle on the right is almost centered) with the remaining area a perpendicular row of Letter. With the first option both rows are read front to back. The second option the Legal row is front to back and the Letter is read side to side.
227628
Those boxes can be used for either legal or letter size files. The short edge fits letter and the long edge fits legal. I have 3 of these boxes and do not use hanging files in any of them.
2228711
No, there's no way to do that. Is beacuse the File System FAT 32.. that FS desnt accept more than 4GB per file :/ i know it sucks :c
101637
If you reformat the drive you'll erase all the present data on it. If it's a brand new drive, just format it for FAT32 and both -Win7 and OS X- can read it. As to the file size limit, there is none.
496033
The destination disk must be equal or larger than the source. So the answer is it will not work.
26883
If you reformat the drive you'll erase all the present data on it. If it's a brand new drive, just format it for FAT32 and both -Win7 and OS X- can read it.As to the file size limit, there is none.
348940
Don't own this particular disk, but the support for large files is unrelated with the disk itself. It is a limitation of the file system used on it, so if you format the drive as FAT, then it will have an upper limit on file sizes of 4gb. There are other file systems which support bigger files, such as NTFS (or HFS+ in case you're using a Mac). But do notice that FAT is still the most widely supported format, so some devices might have issue reading from a NTFS disk.
27606
Yes it takes a standard sized SD card. If you use a micro sd card with an adaptor, it should work perfectly fine.
26882
I also ended up using FAT32; I haven't seen any downside if you want to just store files... except the maximum file size. I don't know of any cross-platform format that has no file size limit, so my advice is FAT32 with the hope somebody else here knows of a better one! :)P.S: I have this exact product, and after a a few different attempts I found FAT32 to work for using it to move stuff from my windows 7 desktop to snow leopard macbook pro
633415
The drive must be formatted with the FAT file system and then it works. This mean nothing over 32GB.
1673132
It will handle 8.5x11 documents ok. I was very irritated to learn that the ADF double-sided scan is NOT supported for legal size paper. I bought this almost entirely for the purpose of speeding up the scanning of double sided legal documents (which seem always to be in abundance). The rest of the printer/scanner seems to work fine, but beware if you're buying this to try and speed up the automatic scanning of legal sized documents. It won't do it.
2162338
Yes, this folder will take Legal size paper (8.5"x14"). It also takes Letter (8.5"x11") and A4 sizes.
422829
The guide has to fit on the chain, that is the important fact. You can probably use whatever file you want as long as the guide fits the chain.
1142698
I believe it could, WITH the proper software. Such software is not included, but I would imagine it exists. This creates standard files that should be viewable in any number of ways.
689498
You need to read the specs at http://www.filemaker.com/products/filemaker-pro/conversion.html to find out your route for conversion of the current files. Once they are converted, they should work fine (assuming there are not data problems).
765201
I am not aware of any file size limit. I have converted many LP's but I have only done one at a time
2231458
I cannot say for sure as mine spins 4TB disks but since the firmware in Linux, I would imagine the size restriction would be a function of the file system employed. I believe currently (as of my model around April 2014) they use ext4. "The ext4 filesystem can support volumes with sizes up to 1 exbibyte (EiB) and files with sizes up to 16 tebibytes (TiB)." en dot Wikipedia HTH