I created a file some years ago in "Think Free," an online application for documents and spreadsheets. I recently started using NeoOffice on my Mac, and I saved my Think Free checklists as .ods spreadsheets. I copied one of the spreadsheets to a USB drive, and this video shows me inserting the drive into the EEE PC (watch for the USB icon to show up in the tray), which causes the file manager to open, and me selecting the file. Double-clicking it opens the spreadsheet in OpenOffice. - The Civilized Explorer- powered by SmugMug

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civex > This shows me inserting a 4GB USB drive and the unit finding it and responding. The file manager is shown in action.

civex > The tab on the strap is equivalent to the Coast Guard's SOLAS in reflectivity.

civex > A peek in the bag at the contents. There are interna pockets you can't see that hold pens and flat articles like memory cards and USB drives.

civex > I created a file some years ago in "Think Free," an online application for documents and spreadsheets. I recently started using NeoOffice on my Mac, and I saved my Think Free checklists as .ods spreadsheets. I copied one of the spreadsheets to a USB drive, and this video shows me inserting the drive into the EEE PC (watch for the USB icon to show up in the tray), which causes the file manager to open, and me selecting the file. Double-clicking it opens the spreadsheet in OpenOffice.

civex > What's in the bag - with room for more stuff.

civex > I tried to restore the OS from a USB drive, and this is the result. Dang.

civex > I was assured by Those Who Know that ie EEE wasn't bricked and that I needed to create another USB set up drive and do it all again - Fortunately, they were right.

I created a file some years ago in "Think Free," an online application for documents and spreadsheets. I recently started using NeoOffice on my Mac, and I saved my Think Free checklists as .ods spreadsheets. I copied one of the spreadsheets to a USB drive, and this video shows me inserting the drive into the EEE PC (watch for the USB icon to show up in the tray), which causes the file manager to open, and me selecting the file. Double-clicking it opens the spreadsheet in OpenOffice.