Seagate 8-BAY RACKMOUNT NAS User Manual download pdf (Page 11)

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By double-clicking on the NAS device icon, you

can view the shared folders you have access to.

Note this access is controlled by the share

settings from the NAS OS management interface.

You can click on a file to open it with the default app on

your PC or Mac. For instance, if you open a PDF it will

open in your computer’s default program, such as

Adobe Acrobat. If you chose to edit and save a file that

you opened from Wuala, it saves the changes directly

to the file stored on the NAS. To add a new file, simply

drag and drop into the app window and the file will

upload to the designated folder on your NAS or Wuala

cloud storage.

Additionally, you can use the “W” drive feature to

manage files with a familiar Windows file folder view

or Mac Finder view. Navigate to the “Computer”

folder on your PC or open a Finder window on your

Mac. You should see a new drive labeled “W:” or

“Wuala”. Inside the drive you will find two folders,

one named after your Wuala login (this is your cloud

storage) and the other labeled “Devices” (inside are

the NAS devices associated with your account).

The W drive feature works inside and outside of your

local network. When traveling, all you need is an

Internet connection to stay connected to your files.

The W drive offers the most intuitive experience for

remotely accessing files since you can navigate

through your content just like any other folder stored

on your computer.

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Seagate 8-BAY RACKMOUNT NAS User Manual Page 11