Are any of these files pointed on one end?
818603
Yes, 2 of the hand nail files have pointed ends.The largest of the files for the feet does not - it is rounded.
818604
As others have said, yes the two smaller files are pointed on one end. The large file is rounded on both ends.
2171250
It has one attached but it sucks. In my experience it rolls the edge. I prefer to use a file... Very carefully
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I've never used that function but if the files appear to be unique/proprietary, my best guess is that they'd be compatible with another version. Depending on your ultimate goal (stick with Roxio or not) it might be best to save the files, back-up the files, possibly explore conversion software options.
428739
Yes, you can file using both sides of these files. I purchased these and am very pleased with them.They are excellent files.
112447
no, the rails are in the front and back of the drawer, so the files go sideways.
688943
There is not, but I decompile the downloadable code and created a dll of commands and a command-line interface for it. I would be happy to share it.
610965
Depends on the count, but there should be one for each folder. That's been my experience.
1350118
I'm not sure.THey update files on the shell frequently. I would check on their website.
1830854
One the ones that I have the + and - terminals are marked on the bottom. The + terminal is the one closest to the center and the - terminal is the one closest to the edge.
1854790
Yes. See the following: http://www.filetransporter.com/knowledgebase/?article=AA-00217
2021904
I used a version prior to ACT 2000 and it imported my data. The only issue I had was using a none standard directory for my data. It thinks stuff is in the MyDocument directory. I pin my Program file to the task bar, It remembers the files I have opened and there's no problem
570154
Yes. I have two drives plugged in and Windows 7 shows them as D: and E:. They both show up at the same time and can be read/written to concurrently.
1659522
Nope, that's the best way to do it. You can either just store your documents and media on the other drive straight up for little to no setup and point each app there (iTunes and iPhoto, for example are easy to do: hold down Option when opening them). Or you can set up symlinks to folders on the other drive for better integration. Lastly, there is a hidden advanced option in System Preferences to point your entire user folder somewhere else. You could then copy your complete Home folder to the other drive; this is not recommended unless you understand what's going on and what the possible ramifications of not doing it correctly are.
1449641
It is supposed to, but so far, I have not successfully imported/modified the older files.
38797
Check to see if the location you were downloading them to (hard drive? USB stick?) is full. If not, then the OS just hiccuped. Of course you can start where it stopped--just highlight the uncopied files & use the computer's Copy command.
967766
I don't recall, as all our files run left to right in alpha order. I'll be glad to check when I'm in the office again on Tuesday (April 28).
1351514
One end is USB, but where does the other (old fashioned) looking end plug in at??