So my question: do I need to install a UDF reader/writer app of some kind? I've read through about a hundred posts out of several thousand and no one seems to have exactly this issue. So I feel it must be a UDF format reading issue. Also I've brought lots of different files into Mint with the thumb drive. I put those same files on a thumb drive and Mint recognizes them just fine. 'Guess' is the operative word here here with this ongoing learning experience. While everything I read about UDF format indicates that it is supposed to be cross platform compatible since about 2006, I'm guessing it's not. I get 0 items in a blank UDF volume screen. UDF file extension, but is instead stored within Excel. This is accessible through the Alt+F11 shortcut in Excel but the actual script content probably doesn't exist with the. Out of curiosity I tried it on my now two week old Linux mint 17.1 Rebecca. UDF scripts that are Excel User Defined Functions are created and used by Microsoft Excel via its built-in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications tool. He sent it back and I checked to make sure it still works on Windows. He couldn't copy and paste them to his hard drive, though he could see them. Step four: In the new pop-up menu, under 'Disc Selection,' choose DVD and press Play. He has an iPad with an exteranl cd/dvd reader. Step three: Select Media > Open Disc, or press Ctrl + D with VLC as the active window. Using the Windows 8.1 software, I burned some jpgs on a cd for a friend.

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