how to push a .pdf to a usb-stick from a MacBookPro?
how to push a .pdf to a usb-stick from a MacBookPro?
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
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how to push a .pdf to a usb-stick from a MacBookPro?
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
Thanks for your answer. I did not realise that Apple demands a different file-system, since I can exchange .pdf, .jpg, .xls etc. without problems between Windows and Linux. I shall prepare a special Apple-usb-stick in case of the next failure.
Thanks for your answer. I did not realise that Apple demands a different file-system, since I can exchange .pdf, .jpg, .xls etc. without problems between Windows and Linux. I shall prepare a special Apple-usb-stick in case of the next failure.
My wife could not send an e-mail to her friend;
I copied her e-mail-concept to Pages, made an .pdf of it and tried to get it out of the Macbook on an usb-stick
in order to send it via my Linux laptop. Helas no way!
Therefore my question.
Are you saying the file will not save to the USB stick? Or that the .pdf file is not readable/viewable?
How is the USB stick formatted?
Sometimes Apple cannot access external drives when they are partitioned or formatted on other systems. This is a known issue when Windows formats a drive with exFAT. Try reformatting the USB stick using macOS.
Edit: Also try using another drive for the transfer.
The limitations of which you speak are primarily caused by Microsoft asserting that Windows New Technology File System (NTFS) is Microsoft proprietary, and they intend to sue anyone who writes to that format without paying a Royalty.
Apple thinks this is nonsense, so they do not write directly to NTFS Volumes, although MacOS can create and read such a Volume.
Microsoft does not acknowledge that there are any other File formats beyond Windows.
Apple reads all other common file formats except NTFS.
Have you tried formatting the USB-stick as ExFAT for use on Windows or MS-DOS?
Drag and drop it, or
Copy and paste it.
Yeah, you get spoiled by Linux very quickly. I get so frustrated using other operating systems with all their limitations.
how to push a .pdf to a usb-stick from a MacBookPro?