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Connecting directly to Othello

  1. In Finder, click Go > Connect to Server... or type Command-K.
  2. A dialog box will pop up. In the server address field, type othello.alma.edu; if you'd like the computer to remember this server, click the "+" button. Othello.alma.edu will appear in the Favorite Servers, and you can click on it there instead of typing it in every time.
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    The"Connect to Server..." dialog box.

  3. A second dialog box will pop open, requesting your username and password. Enter your webmail username and password and click connect.
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    Entering your webmail username and password.

  4. A third dialog box will open, asking which volume you would like to mount. Navigate to your username in the list, not your class or group.  Click OK.
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    Mounting your network share.

  5. The icon of your network share
    A Finder window will open showing your network folders. An icon with your username will also appear on your desktop. You can open files and save them to this area just as you would another folder. To disconnect from your network share, drag this icon to the trash.

 

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Melissa Boguslawski

Melissa Boguslawski
Graduation: 2008
Major: Exercise Health Science, Chemistry
From: Madison Heights, Michigan
Interests: Sports, Heritage

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