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<B>UWPR WebDAV File share</B>

<p>WebDave or "Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning" converts http/https from a read-only protocol to a read/write protocol.  The DAV protocol is an extension of http.  Windows users can access WebDAV shares from Network Neighborhood or Internet Explorer; OS X comes with WebDAV support built-in.  Linux support requires either the davfs kernel module, the standalone 'cadaver' client, or Konqueror KDS browser.

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<P>https://proteomicsresource.washington.edu/collaborate
<BR>login: guest
<BR>passwd: MkgppAct
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<p>linux shell access:  cadaver https://proteomicsresource.washington.edu/collaborate
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<tr><td>Windows XP: Creating a Web Folder</td>
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<li>Double-click on the <b>MY NETWORK PLACES</b> icon on your Desktop or from your START button.


<li>Click on <b>ADD A NETWORK PLACE</b> from the <b>NETWORK TASKS</b> menu on the left side of the window.

<li>The <b>ADD A NETWORK PLACE WIZARD</b> will open. Click <b>NEXT</b>.

<li>Select the <b>CHOOSE ANOTHER NETWORK LOCATION</b> option. Click <b>NEXT</b>.


<li>In the <b>INTERNET OR NETWORK ADDRESS</b> field enter <b>https://proteomicsresource.washington.edu/collaborate</b> and click <b>NEXT</b>.

<li>Enter your User Name and Password when prompted (guest, MkgppAct);

<li>Enter a Name to label the link, such as <b>My Docs Online</b> or <b>Web Folders</b>  Click <b>FINISH</b>.


<li>A Windows Explorer window will appear. You may then Click <b>FINISH</b> to OPEN your My Docs Online account or Click Cancel to exit.

<li>A Shortcut has been created in your <b>My NETWORK PLACES</b>. Open <b>MY NETWORK PLACES</b>. Drag and drop the web folder icon to your desktop for future access.
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<p><b>ERROR:</b> If you receive an ERROR when you Click "Next" after entering the My Docs Online server address in the <b>Add Network Place Wizard</b>, you need to apply the following Web Folders software update from Microsoft:

<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=17c36612-632e-4c04-9382-987622ed1d64&displaylang=en">Software Update for Web Folders (Microsoft.com)</a>. After installing the Microsoft update you will have to restart your PC and begin again with Step 1 OR Use One-Step Setup.</p>
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<tr><td>Windows Vista: Creating a Web Folder</td></tr>

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<li>In <b>"Computer"</b> Right-Click an open area on the right side of the Window, then select "Add a Network Location".


<li>The <b>"Add Network Location Wizard"</b> will appear. Click "Next".

<li>When asked, "Where do you want to create this network location?" select <b>Choose a custom network location</b>. Click <b>"Next"</b>.

<li>When asked to "Specify the location of your website"  in the <b>Internet or network address</b> field, enter <b>https://proteomicsresource.washington.edu/collaborate/webfolder</b><br>

Click <b>"Next"</b>.

<li>Enter your User Name and Password when prompted (guest/MkgppAct).  You may be prompted more than once.

<li>When asked, "What do you want to name this location?" enter a label of your choosing (for instance "My Docs Online"). Click <b>"Next"</b>.

<li>When you see "Completing the Add Network Location Wizard" Check the box "Open the network location when I click Finish" and Click <b>"Finish"</b> (it may take some time for the Web Folder to open the first time).

<li>A Network Location has been created in the "Network Location" section of <b>Computer</b> with the label you choose. (Hint: You can Right-click the Network Location and select "Send to... Desktop" to create an additional shortcut on your desktop).
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<tr><td>Mac OS X: Connecting to a WebDAV Server</td></tr>

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<li>From "Go" on the Finder Menu Select <b>Connect to Server...</b> or Press <b>Command-K</b>.


<li>For "Server Address" use: <b>https://proteomicsresource.washington.edu/collaborate</b><br>

    <li>Use your My Docs Online Login ID and Password when prompted for "WebDAV File System Authentication" name and password.

    <li>Learn more at <a href="http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=151622">Apple's WebDAV page</a>.
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<B>UWPR WebDAV File share</B>

<p>An alternate file transfer mechanism is to use the UW Dept. of Genome Sciences' anonymous FTP server.  Place files in the 'dropbox' folder.  Note that directory listings are prevented.  Place your file(s) in the 'dropbox' folder and email the filename(s) of the file(s) you want to transfer to us.
<p>ftp.gs.washington.edu

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