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Have you ever wanted to quickly and easily transfer files between computers? Well now is your chance.


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    Put 2 computers side by side and make sure both are on.
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    Start rubbing the computers against each other. This will create a static field or the files to transfer.
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    Finally click delete on the file you want to transfer and it will be sent to the other computer.To confirm the transfer, go to your recycle bin and delete the file.

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