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~~== Exporting files from the sugar-journal with~~ Drag~~-Drop to 2nd USB-stick==~~

<noinclude>[[Category:Tutorial|Drag]]</noinclude>__TOC__

~~::Note this screen-shot was Drag-Dropped~~ to a ~~2nd~~ USB~~-stick~~

== Copying to a USB drive from the Sugar Journal ==

~~::Copied~~ from the ~~USB to another Computer and uploaded to the Sugarlabs.wiki~~

~~::Where it was inserted into this page~~

~~You can import and export items~~ from the ~~sugar journal~~

How to copy from the [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal|Sugar Journal]] to a USB drive.

~~with this complicated procedure :~~

* Insert your USB drive, being careful not to move the USB drive that is already there,

Insert ~~a 2nd~~ USB

* Display the Journal, by either pressing F5 once, or pressing <alt-tab> until the Journal appears, or by clicking on the Journal icon in the '''Home''' view.

~~(required~~ to ~~be present for this to work)~~

~~highlight~~ the ~~desired lines in terminal~~ or ~~browser~~

* On the bottom left in the tray of the Journal is a Journal icon, and icons for other disk drives mounted or attached to the computer.

~~click~~ the ~~scissors up~~ icon ~~(copy) on~~ the ~~top bar~~

* Click on the Journal icon.

~~open~~ the ~~frame (upper right corner with mouse)~~

* Click on the entry you want to copy,

~~click~~ on the ~~journal~~ icon on to ~~frame~~

* Hold down the left mouse button, move the mouse to the icon for the target USB drive, and then release the left mouse button. The copy should begin.

move to the ~~bottom left edge of frame~~

~~right click on clipping~~ icon on the left ~~bottom edge of frame~~

~~hover~~ on ~~this~~ icon ~~select Keep which appears~~

[[File:Screenshot_of_Journal_dd.png|500px]]

~~retract frame~~

* Click on the icon for the USB drive, the contents are listed showing the copied item.

~~bottom bar shows journal and~~ USB ~~icon~~

[[File:Screenshot_of_2nd_USBdd.png|500px]]

[[File:~~2nd_USB~~.png|~~200px~~]]

~~Click on Figure ^ to enlarge it~~

== Copying to the Sugar Journal from a USB drive ==

~~use Your browsers <~~== ~~Back arrow~~ to ~~return~~

* Display the Journal.

~~drag~~ the ~~new clipping~~ listed in the ~~journal icon with~~ mouse to the ~~2nd USB-stick icon now showing in bottom bar next to journal~~ icon

* Click on the icon for the source disk drive, the contents are listed.

~~hover over~~ the ~~USB-stick~~ icon

* Click on the file you want to copy.

~~remove~~

* Hold down the left mouse button, move the mouse to the icon for the Journal, and then release the left mouse button. The copy should begin.

~~remove USB-stick from computer running sugar~~

* Click on the icon for the Journal, the contents are listed showing the copied file.

~~insert USB-stick into another windows or linux computer and drag~~ file ~~on USB to the desktop~~

~~(or into host system by removing and re-inserting~~ it ~~after exiting sugar)~~

If the file was an Activity.xo file, it will be automatically installed, and will appear in the '''Home''' view.

~~open~~ and ~~copy this file to a paste bin application~~ in ~~your browser~~

== Safely remove a USB drive ==

'''~~Note~~''' ~~this same method~~ '''~~drag-drop from a 2nd USB-stick~~''' ~~can be used to export Photos from the sugar record activity~~

~~and to import/install to journal of (activity~~.~~xo) files if reversed~~

How to safely remove a portable USB drive.

'''~~Note2 Screen capture~~'''

~~An important use case for~~ the ~~Keep button~~. ~~How do we store just~~ the ~~image, without the software state? Some Activities, including Turtle Art, have a button for this purpose~~.

* Display the Journal,

~~<Alt> + 1 or <PrtScn> (when present) captures~~ the ~~screen and stores a screenshot in~~ the Journal.

* Right-click on the USB drive icon, and click on '''Remove'''.

[[File:Screenshot_of_Sugar_Journal_Pop_upDD.png|500px]]

* Take the USB drive out of the computer, being careful to only take out the USB drive that went through the '''Remove''' step.

== Conversion ==

The drag-drop copy in Sugar converts the Journal files to ones that will work on a USB.

*Or from the terminal using sugar-install-bundle.

== Copy to/from Journal Scripts ==

* [[OLPC:Copy to and from the Journal]]

: Downloadable scripts to move files to/from the Journal.

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-== Exporting files from the sugar-journal with Drag-Drop to 2nd USB-stick==
+<noinclude>[[Category:Tutorial|Drag]]</noinclude>__TOC__
-::Note this screen-shot was Drag-Dropped to a 2nd USB-stick
+== Copying to a USB drive from the Sugar Journal ==
-::Copied from the USB to another Computer and uploaded to the Sugarlabs.wiki
-::Where it was inserted into this page
- You can import and export items from the sugar journal
+How to copy from the [[Human_Interface_Guidelines/The_Laptop_Experience/The_Journal|Sugar Journal]] to a  USB drive.
-  with this complicated procedure :
+* Insert your USB drive, being careful not to move the USB drive that is already there,
- Insert a 2nd USB
+* Display the Journal, by either pressing F5 once, or pressing <alt-tab> until the Journal appears, or by clicking on the Journal icon in the '''Home''' view.
- (required to be present for this to work)
+{{:Nav-Tutorials}}
- highlight the desired lines in terminal or browser
+* On the bottom left in the tray of the Journal is a Journal icon, and icons for other disk drives mounted or attached to the computer.
- click the scissors up icon (copy)  on the  top bar
+* Click on the Journal icon.
- open the frame (upper right corner with mouse)
+* Click on the entry you want to copy,
- click on the journal icon on to frame
+* Hold down the left mouse button, move the mouse to the icon for the target USB drive, and then release the left mouse button. The copy should begin.
- move to the bottom left edge of frame
- right click on  clipping icon on the left bottom edge of frame
- hover on this icon select Keep which appears
+[[File:Screenshot_of_Journal_dd.png|500px]]
- retract frame
+* Click on the icon for the USB drive, the contents are listed showing the copied item.
- bottom bar shows journal and USB icon
+[[File:Screenshot_of_2nd_USBdd.png|500px]]
- [[File:2nd_USB.png|200px]]
- Click on Figure ^ to enlarge it
+== Copying to the Sugar Journal from a USB drive ==
- use Your browsers <== Back arrow to return
+* Display the Journal.
- drag the new clipping listed in the journal icon with mouse to the 2nd USB-stick icon now showing in bottom bar next to journal icon
+* Click on the icon for the source disk drive, the contents are listed.
- hover over the USB-stick icon
+* Click on the file you want to copy.
- remove
+* Hold down the left mouse button, move the mouse to the icon for the Journal, and then release the left mouse button. The copy should begin.
- remove USB-stick from computer running sugar
+* Click on the icon for the Journal, the contents are listed showing the copied file.
- insert USB-stick into another windows or linux computer and drag file on USB  to the desktop
- (or into host system by removing and re-inserting it after exiting sugar)
+If the file was an Activity.xo file, it will be automatically installed, and will appear in the '''Home''' view.
- open and copy this file to a paste bin application in your browser
+== Safely remove a USB drive ==
- '''Note''' this same method  '''drag-drop from a 2nd USB-stick''' can be used to export Photos from the sugar record activity
- and to import/install to journal of (activity.xo) files if reversed
+How to safely remove a portable USB drive.
- '''Note2 Screen capture'''
- An important use case for the Keep button. How do we store just the image, without the software state? Some Activities, including Turtle Art, have a button for this purpose.
+* Display the Journal,
-    <Alt> + 1 or <PrtScn> (when present) captures the screen and stores a screenshot in the Journal.
+* Right-click on the USB drive icon, and click on '''Remove'''.
+[[File:Screenshot_of_Sugar_Journal_Pop_upDD.png|500px]]
+* Take the USB drive out of the computer, being careful to only take out the USB drive that went through the '''Remove''' step.
+== Conversion ==
+The drag-drop copy in Sugar converts the Journal files to ones that will work on a USB.
+*Or from the terminal using sugar-install-bundle.
+== Copy to/from Journal Scripts ==
+* [[OLPC:Copy to and from the Journal]]
+: Downloadable scripts to move files to/from the Journal.