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05-28-2009
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| | Copying files I know I'm getting old, I can't remember anything any more. I can't remember how I used to copy files formm the host to the vpc? It seems I used to map a directory to one of the drives, but I can't figure it out or find it in help files. Also, I'm trying to install an application from the cd drive and it is telling me that the cd is corrupted. But it works fine on the host???? any ideas? thanks in advance. Rob |
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05-29-2009
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| | Re: Copying files Drag files between host and guests, or use copy and paste. Try making an ISO file and mount it to the guest. If the disc is copy proteced, you could use a program like Alcohol 120% "Rob" <rob@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:9CED3997-163D-432D-BD1F-1029F6FAC138@xxxxxx Quote: >I know I'm getting old, I can't remember anything any more. > > I can't remember how I used to copy files formm the host to the vpc? It > seems I used to map a directory to one of the drives, but I can't figure > it out or find it in help files. > > Also, I'm trying to install an application from the cd drive and it is > telling me that the cd is corrupted. But it works fine on the host???? any > ideas? > > thanks in advance. > > Rob |
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