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00:00Computer Science videos here today to show you guys in this tutorial, how to

00:05duplicate a file on a USB flash drive on a Mac computer. Without further ado, let

00:10us start the video. So in this tutorial, you need to have access to a Mac computer,

00:15have access to a USB flash drive which can have a capacity of 1 to all the way

00:20to a terabyte. In this tutorial, we are not concerned about that as we are not

00:24working with large files. If we were working with large files, we would need

00:29to have a USB flash drive with a capacity of maybe 1 to 2 terabytes. You

00:36can now start the tutorial. Let's now go all the way down to the dock, go to

00:40Finder. Now let's insert the USB flash drive into the Mac computer. If you are

00:47dealing with USB type C, you will require latest peripherals in order to connect.

00:54So let's go to Finder, sidebar, go within locations, click on Kingston. You must

01:03have a file ready to be duplicated. So on screen I see new image.pdf. Let's click

01:10on this. We can either use command C, command V or we can right-click after we

01:16highlight and then copy and then right-click again within the USB. Paste

01:24item and now the item itself is being duplicated and now has been duplicated

01:34called new image copy.pdf. Let's now quit Finder for the moment. Let's now eject

01:41the Kingston USB flash drive on screen using command E. Let's now remove the

01:50USB, add the USB back into the Mac computer, open up the USB on screen

01:55Kingston, double click, increase the size of the Kingston USB and there we go. The

02:03duplicated file is still available on screen.

02:12Let's now quit Finder, eject the Kingston USB, remove the Kingston USB for a second

02:18time and so that's it for this video. I'll see you guys with my next tutorial. Thanks for now.

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