Work with Carbon Copy?
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Check the voltage on the Carbon Copy specs. This is a 18V power supply. Most (not all) pedals take only 9 Volts. If the Carbon Copy takes one 9 volt battery, it's only 9 Volts and you need a different supply (check in the box, in the manual, or online spec sheets for a model number & match with the model # on Amazon.)
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Yes! Simply export your file using the export link, save it directly to your new program. Make sure you include all notes, photos and documents (the progrM will ask if you wish to include thse) and your new program will then have everything includex! I had no problems with this. Also check out the HELP function. This will walk you through it step by step.
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I'm on a Macbook and use Carbon Copy Cloner to back up my files on one of the Seagate drives, one for an entire system clone and another for photo and documents backup. I also use a couple of the 500 drives to store and edit my photography, saving space on the laptop hard drive. Your copy software will tell you it's done and you can just open the external drive and see that your files are there.
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In theory yes. Mine does not work most of the time. I had bought it for labling and it has format issues. I use lightscibe disc and have the program installed.
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I don't know about carbonless, but it should scan whatever you put into it. SO long as you insert all pages at once, it'll scan the whole lot and save it as one file. If you scan 5 or 6 pages at a time with momentary breaks in between, then it'll save each 5-6 as separate documents. You could then merge them all together into one PDF using a quick software approach. There should be numerous free utilities to help with that. Remember that this scanner has a pretty large sheet feed tray, so you can scan a lot at once. You may even get skilled at scanning a stack of papers and slipping the next stack in before the last page goes through, allowing you to just keep the scanner going and going and going. I don't know about carbonless, but it should scan whatever you put into it. SO long as you insert all pages at once, it'll scan the whole lot and save it as one file. If you scan 5 or 6 pages at a time with momentary breaks in between, then it'll save each 5-6 as separate documents. You could then merge them all together into one PDF using a quick software approach. There should be numerous free utilities to help with that. Remember that this scanner has a pretty large sheet feed tray, so you can scan a lot at once. You may even get skilled at scanning a stack of papers and slipping the... » Read More I don't know about carbonless, but it should scan whatever you put into it. SO long as you insert all pages at once, it'll scan the whole lot and save it as one file. If you scan 5 or 6 pages at a time with momentary breaks in between, then it'll save each 5-6 as separate documents. You could then merge them all together into one PDF using a quick software approach. There should be numerous free utilities to help with that. Remember that this scanner has a pretty large sheet feed tray, so you can scan a lot at once. You may even get skilled at scanning a stack of papers and slipping the next stack in before the last page goes through, allowing you to just keep the scanner going and going and going. « Show Less
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I use "copy' and that seems to work. Good luck- every time I want to print, I have to insert the disc and reinstall.
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Yes you can just use the program that comes with it. All you need to do is have the pedal set to C and below that are checkboxes for Shift / Ctrl / Alt so you can make copying and pasting easy.
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No. The hard drive comes with a free version of Acronis, which should allow you to create a clone of your operating system. The catch is that since the solid state section of the hard drive in only 100 GB, you have to make sure that your C: drive is no more than 100 GB. The way I did this was by backing up all my music, photos, documents, downloads, etc. to an external hard drive, and then deleting the contents of these folders from the laptop. I also went into the hidden folder "c:/users/(your_name)/AppData" and deleted many GB of unnecessary data. At this point is when I cloned my C drive unto the solid state section of the new drive. The next step is to redirect the location of your documents, music, downloads, etc. to your D drive (the regular, non-solid state section of the drive) to make sure that you make proper use of the drive This being said, Acronis did not work for me. I had to use Macrium Reflect to clone the drive. The cloning process should take 30-60 mins. The telltale sign that Acronis was not working, is that it would finish the process in under 1 min. You can do a trial version of Macrium Reflect, just make sure that you can clone the drive, not only backup partitions. On the plus side, it was so worth it! My programs run lightning fast, and boot times are ridiculously fast! Good Luck!
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Interesting. Which version of photoshop are you using? I can use it, using version c6.
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You can, and with anything you can't the work around is to burn that to a cd, and then import it into Itunes. I have successfully even converted a video from youtube into an mp4 format, and then import that into Itunes.
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sorry,never heard of this. but i would try contacting creative labs and asking them. they have been really helpful.
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I'm pretty sure. Seems like copying has nothing to do with the computer. Good luck. Jim
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Yes absolutely, if the program is not copy protected. I do it all the time.
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No. Laser Link and TFP do not generate the Federal Copy A or the W3. You must use the preprinted red scannable copies
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If you are attempting to copy a disk that has Mac OS software, you have to use something like Carbon Copy Cloner. If you are attempting to copy disk that has Windows, just use the copy button.
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I'm quite sure you can pick and choose what you want. I usually just record a CD and then edit the finished product.I haven't used it in quite a while. When I did use it, I'd just pop a CD in, and when it was finished I'd take the mem stick to the PC and listen to it. Anything I wanted to edit I would do that using DAK editor.
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I called adobe yesterday on this. I want to upgrade from a CS upgrade. They said that will work fine. **EDIT: It worked, no problem. **