How to Copy Sony Memory Stick Files to a Mac
Copying files from a Sony memory stick to a Macintosh computer is similar to copying the files on a Windows computer. The memory stick, a removable flash memory card format, was developed by Sony and is currently used in Sony devices, such as digital cameras and camcorders. Unfortunately, a memory stick cannot be plugged into USB ports on Mac or Windows computers, so you need a memory stick USB adapter.
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Plug the memory stick adapter into a USB port on your Mac.
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Plug the Sony memory stick into the memory stick adapter. Mac OS X automatically detects the stick as an external-storage device and assigns a drive to it.
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Press "Cmd-N" to launch the Finder. Select the drive assigned by Mac OS X to your memory stick, listed in the Devices section in the left pane of the Finder. The contents of the stick are displayed in the right pane.
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Select one of the files on the stick and press "Cmd-A" to select all files.
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Press "Cmd-C" to copy the files to the clipboard.
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Select the folder where you want to copy the files from the Sony memory stick.
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Press "Cmd-V" to paste the files from the clipboard.
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