Hi Sharon, In answer to your question of whether you can use a new-generation Victor Reader Stream using OS X, I do this all the time. Either in USB mass storage mode or using an internal or external Mac card reader, you manage the storage just as you would on Windows, as described in the manual, but without the use of the software Humanware provides. You simply perform standard Finder operations to copy files onto the card on Stream, and this works just fine.
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