Do you mean a USB-C port? Newer ipads have that, lightning is your basic iPhone charge port.
If the flash drive is formatted for windoze, like fat 32 out of the box, it probably won’t show up on ipad.
Are you at S67? Come over and I can do it (transfer the files to a properly formatted drive, then airdrop to the ipad)
Gretta 133 talmadge
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charles meyer <reachm...@gmail.com>: Apr 18 05:34PM -0400
My talented listmates,
Any iPad users willing to take a carack at this one?
I'm trying to help a friend transfer their medical images off a DVD disk.
I'm able to transfer all those files from the DVD (via a DVD player) on to
their 128 Blanbok+ GB flash drive on a Windows 11 laptop.
I can see and open the file images in W11.
But, when I connect that flash drive to the micro-port on their iPad and
select the Files App on the iPad then choose Browse I never see the flash
drive listed.
Won't it appear with a letter (like how Windows assigns a letter to a flash
drive - e.g. F, G, H, etc.)?
Or will the flash drive appear as an icon?
I Googled this and there was some talk re: needing to use a Lightning
Adapter.
Does one need to buy a powered Lightning Adapter so you plug the flash
drive into that Lightning Adapter and then plug that Lightning Adapter into
the iPad?
Or how else might we do this?
Thank you,
Charles.
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