The requested command could not be completed, because an error occurred while trying to change the current disk protection.
The requested command could not be completed, because an error occurred while trying to get the current disk protection.
The disk “[volumeName]” cannot be ejected, because it contains items that are in use. Try quitting applications and closing files.
The disk “[volumeName]” cannot be ejected, because it is being shared.
The requested command could not be completed, because Iomega Tools could find the needed resource.
Quit Iomega Tools and reinstall to correct the problem.
The requested command could not be completed, because Iomega Tools is out of memory.
Use the "Get Info" command in the Finder to give Iomega Tools more memory.
Iomega tools requires a MacSE or newer running System 7.
Iomega Tools requires System 7 software or later.
Iomega Tools cannot run because it cannot find a Zip drive connected to your Macintosh. If a drive is connected then refer to the Zip Installation Guide for trouble-shooting tips.
Iomega Tools cannot run without driver version “[myDriverVersion]” installed.
Iomega Tools cannot run because an older version of the driver is currently installed.
Iomega Tools cannot run because driver version “[driverVersion]” is currently installed and Iomega Tools requires that version “[myDriverVersion]” of the driver be installed.
