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Hey Low Volta, I finally figured out what was preventing me from downloading my Hi-Sp files to the Mac with Ver. 2.0. I had first renamed the files, then tried to save- and that's apparently when it notifies that it can't find a target folder (why I Don't know)... I went back and changed all the titles back to "Untitled" (as they first appear in the download window), and Voila- no problemo! Thanks for your input, Donato

At first I used up a Hi-Md disc recording in Hi-Sp mode. When I discovered I couldn't download from M100 to Mac using the supplied software, I made all subsequent recordings on separate discs in PCM mode. (I've had no problem with downloading PCM files using the supplied software). I've tried creating a folder on the desktop to drag files into to no avail; nothing else I've tried has worked, either. Has anyone else encountered this probem before? Any clues/ ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Low Volta, Thanks for your reply. Very fresh recordings. I've recorded myself with a condenser mic playing the guitar on my MZ-M100 in Hi-Sp mode. (When I later discovered that I couldn't download to my Mac using the supplied software, I made subsequent recordings on separate disks in PCM mode- and had no trouble downloading these PCM files using the original supplied software. Now, after some sleuthing I found and downloaded the Ver2.0 software so that I can download my old disk containing the Hi-Sp tracks, and have run into the aforementioned wall.

Hi. I recently purchased the MZ-M100. After some frustration trying to transfer Hi-Sp files to my Mac, I downloaded the Mac Ver.2.0. Now I can happily edit track names back to the M100, but I still cannot import, nor copy and paste to my Mac. I'm getting the message: "Import failed because a target file cannot be created. What Now?? Anyone else have this problem and know a fix?