File Depot Help System
This is the help system/FAQ for the File Depot, a file storage system.
What is File Depot?
File Depot is a program and repository providing a streamlined process providing SRJC email users the ability to transfer large files outside the email system.
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Why should I use File Depot?
File Depot greatly expands large file transmissions capabilities. Multimedia, spreadsheet, desktop publishing, and graphics applications create very large files. Emailing a single file may cause the recipient to exceed email quota, creating bounced emails and an array of annoyances. File Depot allows you to upload a file, automatically creates a web address, and then you email the web address to everyone who should view the file. You're done.
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Getting Started
User Login
User Name: Outlook user name
Password : Outlook password
Add a File
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Your Stored Files
A table listing your files currently stored on the File Depot's server.
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Options
Under the options heading, you have the option to display this help system or log out of the File Depot. Also, thumbnail data of how many files you currently have stored, total disk space in use, and when a disk quota is in place, how near you are to reaching that quota.
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Dropbox
The dropbox is a place where users can drop files off for you to download. This is mainly used for people who do not have a campus outlook account, but still need to get a file to you that is too big to e-mail.
In order to use this feature you must first turn it on by clicking the dropbox enabled link. Once your drop box is enabled a person can go to http://www2.santarosa.edu/file-depot/dropbox.php and upload a file.
Once a new file is uploaded for you, an email will be sent to you with the URL for downloading. The file will also be put into your stored files area, which you can then download or delete the file.
All files upload via the dropbox feature have an automatic 1 month expire date.
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This document was last updated on September 28, 2011