The S: drive is a shared server for the campus to use. You can save files there for others to view, to backup your files and also to conserve space on your computer. It is also helpful to use it because if your PC has a problem, you will have your important files saved elsewhere.

Please Note: Any file any where is considered public. Please refer to the segment on saving files.

Creating a shortcut to the S: drive on your desktop

• Start by clicking on the icon My Network Places on your desktop
• Click on Entire Network in the left-hand column
• Double click the Microsoft Windows Network icon
• Double click the NEOUCOM icon
• Scroll down the list of computers until you find Neofs
• Double click on Neofs
• Double click on Staff
• Click once on your department icon
• Click once with the right mouse button and you should see something like the following:
  
  
  
• Select Send to and Desktop (create shortcut)
  This will put a shortcut on your desktop that will take you directly to your directory on S:

Moving files to the shared drive

If you want to move files from your PC to the S: drive, they can be treated as other files you may move around on your computer. Clicking and dragging the files is the easiest way to do this. For example: if you want to move a folder from My Documents, you would open the folder. Then you would open up the folder you want to send it to on S: With the two windows open side by side, you would click on it and hold down the left mouse key and drag it across in the S: drive window.