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== Windows ==
== Windows ==
=== Initial Setup ===
=== Initial Setup - Variant 1 using Network Places ===
The following steps have to be completed once to setup the webfolder:
* Open the Network Neighbourhood
* Double-Click "Add Network Place"
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* Click on "Continue" twice
* Enter the following URL: https://fish-serv.dyndns.org/documents and click on "Continue"
* When prompted for a username and password, enter the credentials received via email. You may want to check "safe password" for easier use of the webfolder.
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* The webfolder will now open and you can see the file/s stored in it.
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=== Initial Setup - Variant 2 using IE ===
The following steps have to be completed once to setup the webfolder:
The following steps have to be completed once to setup the webfolder:
* Open Internet Explorer
* Open Internet Explorer
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To make usage easier, you may want to create a shortcut to the webfolder on your desktop:
To make usage easier, you may want to create a shortcut to the webfolder on your desktop:
* Double-Click on the "Network neighbourhood" Icon on your desktop
* Double-Click on the "Network neighbourhood" Icon on your desktop
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* Drag the entry "documents on fish-serv.dyndns.org to the desktop using the '''right mouse button'''
* Drag the entry "documents on fish-serv.dyndns.org to the desktop using the '''right mouse button'''
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* Drop the entry on the desktop and choose "create shortcut here" from the appearing menu
* Drop the entry on the desktop and choose "create shortcut here" from the appearing menu
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You can use the webfolder exactly as any other folder:
You can use the webfolder exactly as any other folder:
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* Delete documents from the webfolder
* Delete documents from the webfolder
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== Linux ==
On most Linux systems simply open "webdavs://fish-serv.dyndns.org/documents" with your favorite file-navigation tool.

Latest revision as of 09:26, 31 January 2011

WebDAV is a technology to present folders that are stored on a webpage to be used like any local folder. This description explains how to setup and use WebDAV (known as webfolders under Windows).

Windows

Initial Setup - Variant 1 using Network Places

The following steps have to be completed once to setup the webfolder:

  • Open the Network Neighbourhood
  • Double-Click "Add Network Place"

  • Click on "Continue" twice
  • Enter the following URL: https://fish-serv.dyndns.org/documents and click on "Continue"
  • When prompted for a username and password, enter the credentials received via email. You may want to check "safe password" for easier use of the webfolder.

  • The webfolder will now open and you can see the file/s stored in it.


Initial Setup - Variant 2 using IE

The following steps have to be completed once to setup the webfolder:

  • If you get a warning regarding the Security Certificate, simply press "Yes" to accept it.


  • When prompted for a username and password, enter the credentials received via email. You may want to check "safe password" for easier use of the webfolder.

  • The webfolder will now open and you can see the file/s stored in it.


Normal usage

To make usage easier, you may want to create a shortcut to the webfolder on your desktop:

  • Double-Click on the "Network neighbourhood" Icon on your desktop

  • Drag the entry "documents on fish-serv.dyndns.org to the desktop using the right mouse button

  • Drop the entry on the desktop and choose "create shortcut here" from the appearing menu


You can use the webfolder exactly as any other folder:

  • Open with double-click
  • Open documents stored in the webfolder with double-click, edit and safe the documents
  • Add new documents to the webfolder by draging/copying them to the webfolder
  • Delete documents from the webfolder

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Linux

On most Linux systems simply open "webdavs://fish-serv.dyndns.org/documents" with your favorite file-navigation tool.