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Tips on transferring files
You can transfer files from your computer’s internal hard disk in
the following ways:
m Over a network
You can connect your computer to a network and transfer files
over the network. For information, see the networking
chapter.
m Over telephone lines
If your computer is connected to a modem or has a modem
installed, you can transfer files over telephone lines using an
appropriate communications program. For more information,
see the chapter on expanding your computer system.
m On floppy disks
If your computer has a built-in floppy disk drive or is
connected to an external floppy disk drive, you can transfer
files from your computer’s internal hard disk to a floppy disk.
(If your computer does not have a built-in floppy disk drive,
see the chapter on expanding your computer system for
instructions on connecting a disk drive.)
m On another hard disk
If your computer is connected to another hard disk, you can
transfer files from your computer’s internal hard disk to
another hard disk. For instructions on connecting a hard disk,
see the chapter on expanding your computer system.
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