41.   To copy the files onto a CD or to other devices, you must pay for the third level of service, burning.

42.   Try copying the file to your hard drive before putting it in the Briefcase.

43.   Trying to copy operating system files or open documents may disrupt the data transfer to the CD burner.

44.   Unlike copying to Zips or SuperDisks, which function a lot like floppy disks, copying files to a recordable CD typically requires a bit of study and practice.

45.   With sneaker net, you copy a file onto a floppy disk in a Windows computer, then walk over and slip the floppy into the other Windows computer.

46.   You can copy the files to any other computer, pop open a browser, and surf the copied site with ease.

47.   You can copy files into the new drive or put files directly into the drive as they are created.

48.   You can take notes, but it is uncertain as to whether you can actually copy the files.

49.   You recently suggested inserting a PC floppy into the Mac to copy the files.

50.   Any attempt to copy a file would strip the watermark and prevent the copied file from being played.