I took a look at the Iomega website and it looks like your typical USB memory stick. No drivers required. I tend to think that these things are all pretty much the same nowadays, other than slight differences in transfer speed, which usually isn't a concern when you're just interested in moving a couple of files from one place to another.


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Thanks for that, Neil.

Heather Welford
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