Hi all, I have a silly question again. I have a few old flash drives or memory sticks, what ever you want to call them? How do I check what is on them or even if my Mac will read the contents? I suspect there is some Mp3 files and audio books on them, but it has been so long I can’t remember. I used to use them with my old windows computer. I plugged one in and it said my Mac could not read it and gave me an option to eject it. But the next one I tried nothing happened, I was at least expecting a dialog box giving me some instructions. But when I pulled it out it told me that I didn’t eject it correctly. But it didn’t tell me how to do that. I do have an old external hard drive as well which has lots of MP3 audio books on it, but I didn’t want to plug that in until I had some idea of what I was doing. Hoping for any advice, Petrus Sent from Petrus' MacBook
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