What is the Personal Directory?
- By Thomas Stockwell
- Published 08/6/2008
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- Your personal directory is space allocated on the server that is assigned to each student, faculty, or staff member. This allows you to save information at school without using disks. It is commonly referred to as the H:\Drive for students, faculty, and staff.
- Only you have access to information you save in your personal directory. Each individual is allotted 500 MB of space to save files of any type.
- If you need to save a file on your personal directory, just choose "Save As," in the "File" menu of any application. Choose the drive with your Uniqname on it and click "Save" as usual.
- To open a file from your personal directory while in an application, simply click "File," click "Open" and choose your personal directory (look for your UNIQNAME). You will then be able to open any files that are saved on that drive.
On Campus:
- Simply double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop. Scroll down until you find the drive that has your UNIQNAME on it. That is your personal directory. It can also be accessed in any application you may use while on the computer.
- The personal directory works like any other drive that you have access to.
Thomas Stockwell
I am a computer science major at the University of Michigan-Flint, and I am currently working as both a HelpDesk Consultant and Computer Lab Consultant in the ITS department. Along with my programming endeavors at the University of Michigan, I am also a writer for the CodeProject website (http://www.codeproject.com). A link to my profile and programming articles can be found at: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Profiles.aspx?mid=2196668
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