OpenDrive Drive Guide Mac OSX

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User Guide for OpenDrive Drive Application v1.0.24for OS-X Platform | 20130515 – May 2013

Table of Contents Getting Started with the Drive Application Log In Save Password/Auto Login Sign Up Access OpenDrive Menu Bar Icon

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Proxy

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Create, Share, and Manage Folders Create New Folders Folder Links Access Permissions Folder Properties

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Share Folders with Other OpenDrive Users Share Folders Manage Folder Sharing Access Shared Folders

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Store Files and Folders Copy or Move Upload Status Window

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Secure Files Folder – File Encryption Create Encryption Key Access Secure Files

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Start Automatic Sync or Backup Create Backup or Sync Task 1. Select Task Type 2. Select Source and Destination Path

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Sync and Backup Settings 3. Sync & Backup Cycle 4. Filter (exclude or include files)

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OpenDrive Sync and Backup Manager

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Sync Across Multiple Users or Computers Set up Computer 1 or User 1 Set Up Computer 2 or User 2

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Create, Open, Edit Files, Play Music and Video Create New Documents Open File Save Changes Changes Uploaded Automatically

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Account OpenDrive Plan Statistics

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Upgrade OpenDrive Upgrade

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Account Users User List

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Table of Contents Create and Edit Users New Users Edit Users Block/Unblock Users Delete Users

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Account Settings My Profile

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Getting Started with the Drive Application Access the Drive Application After installation, OpenDrive will be accessible as a drive in Devices. All main functions of the application can be found by clicking the icon on the Menu Bar.

Menu Bar Icon

Log In

The menu contained within the Menu Bar icon helps you to log in and out of the Drive application, schedule sync and backup tasks, configure proxy settings and access account information.

Log into your OpenDrive account with your username/email and password.

Save Password/Auto Login/ Sign up The Drive application can store your username and password and have them ready every time you log into your account. Auto login will log you into your account whenever your computer starts. You can also sign up for an OpenDrive account if you haven’t already registered.

Access OpenDrive OpenDrive as a mounted drive.

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Proxy Proxy Settings Configure OpenDrive to connect through a proxy server by selecting the connection method, type of proxy, address and access credentials.

Connection Method No Proxy is chosen by default. You can choose to auto detect your proxy according to your network settings, or choose Manual Setting to enable other configuration options below.

Address Enter the IPv4 address of your proxy, as well as the port you are connecting thru.

Proxy Type Choose the type of proxy you wish to use, such as HTTP, SOCKS, etc.

Credentials If your proxy server requires authentication, check the box and enter your username and password that is assigned to that proxy server.

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Create, Share and Manage Folders Create Folders and Manage Access Permissions You can create folders and subfolders in the Drive application the same as you would in the Finder. In Folder Properties you can set up access permissions for the users you are sharing private folders with. Public and hidden folders can be shared with anyone through a folder link.

New Folder

Folder Properties

Right clicking in the Finder window allows you to create folders and subfolders. Right clicking a folder and choosing OpenDrive from the context menu presents other folder options.

Click Show Properties to change the folder name, copy the folder link, set up access permissions, or enter a folder description.

Folder Link Share folders with anyone by providing others with folder links. Anyone who knows the URL of a hidden or public folder can upload files into the folder by default. Public upload can be turned off through the OpenDrive website in Folder Properties.

Access Permissions Enable or disable access to this folder for public users. Uploaded files and subfolders have the same access permissions as the main folder. By selecting multiple files or folders, you can change access permissions for selections, in bulk, in the Properties window.

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Share Folders with Other OpenDrive Users Share Folders The sharing option in Folder Properties enables you to share folders privately with other users. Simply right click one of your OpenDrive folders, scroll over OpenDrive in the context menu and select Share. Share Folders and Manage Folder Sharing Enter the email address of the person you wish to share the folder with. The user list helps you modify or remove permissions for existing users. If the email address is not registered with OpenDrive, an invitation email will be sent to the provided email address.

Access Shared Folder Shared folders are instantly available on the recipient’s account in Shared Folders > Username > Shared Folder name.

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Store Files and Folders Upload Files by Drag and Drop You can create folders and subfolders in the Drive application, as well as copy items by drag and drop.

Copy or Move Drag and drop files from your computer to your OpenDrive. The application always creates copies of your files in a temporary folder on your computer, prior to upload, to prevent file locking by the system, while you are working with files. Temporary files are deleted after successful upload.

Upload Status Window After dragging files from your computer and dropping them into OpenDrive, files are uploaded to OpenDrive servers. You can see the overall status and remaining time in the upload status window.

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Secure Files Folder – File Encryption For paid users, OpenDrive creates a Secure Files Folder. Files placed into this folder are encrypted with a custom key, which resides only on the user’s computer or portable device. Files are encrypted with strong AES-256 encryption on-the-fly, meaning files are decrypted as you access and modify them, then encrypted again when saved or uploaded.

Creating an Encryption Key The first time you access the Secure Files folder, you will be required to create a new password. The password will become an encryption key used to encrypt files uploaded into the Secure Files folder. The encryption key never leaves your computer and files are encrypted before they are sent to OpenDrive servers. It is very important to keep track of your password. If your password is lost or forgotten, files are permanently unrecoverable.

Access Secure Files Secure Files can only be accessed by the owner of the OpenDrive account, through the desktop application, by entering a password. Files in this folder are not available for sharing or hotlinking.

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Start Automatic Sync or Backup Sync or Backup Automatically Synchronization with OpenDrive will upload your files and folders and keep them updated whenever you make any changes on your computer, or it can sync changes back to your computer if you make any on OpenDrive. The backup option, which is a oneway operation, will create copies of your files on OpenDrive and keep files updated with every change on your computer. Create Backup or Sync Task click the Menu Bar icon and select Sync and Backup from the context menu. When the Sync and Backup Manager opens (below), click Add Task to start the wizard.

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1. Select Task Type The backup option creates copies of your files on OpenDrive. (One way upload) Full Sync synchronizes computer files with OpenDrive files. (Two-way file transfer).

Step 1 2. Select Source and Destination Path Choose the folder on your computer where files will be synced or backed up and the folder on OpenDrive where files will be stored.

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Sync and Backup Settings OpenDrive provides task scheduling to incrementally sync or backup files at specific intervals. File filtering enables you to specify exact file types you wish to include or ignore in the sync or backup task.

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4. Filter (Exclude or Include Files) Filtering enables you to specify files that you wish to be excluded or included in the sync or backup task.

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3. Select Sync/Backup Cycle The Permanent option will sync or backup files every 30 seconds. The hourly option will sync or backup files every 1 hour. Daily will sync or backup files on selected days and at a specified time. Manual start requires you to start sync or backup tasks manually in the OpenDrive Sync and Backup Manager by clicking the task and selecting the Start option in the context menu. Scheduling a sync or backup is possible by creating a new task, or through the context menu of each task in the Sync and Backup Manager.

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OpenDrive Sync and Backup Manager The Sync and Backup Manager creates and manages sync and backup tasks and displays the status of each task. The manager can be accessed through the context menu when clicking the OpenDrive icon on the Menu Bar. Pause or resume all tasks

Overall status of all running tasks Pause, edit or remove selected tasks

File upload File upload File upload File upload

Summary of the selected task

Display log of last sync or backup task

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Sync Across Multiple Users or Computers Create a Virtual Private Network and Sync Files Across Computers while Keeping Copies on OpenDrive OpenDrive creates a Virtual Private Network between multiple computers and users. Account owners or account users can create multiple private networks by syncing different folders and subfolders.

Set Up Computer 1 or User 1 Create sync task from your computer to an OpenDrive folder. Files are uploaded to OpenDrive.

Set Up Computer 2 or User 2 Log into OpenDrive on a second computer and create a sync task from that computer to the same OpenDrive folder you set for User 1. Files are uploaded/downloaded from OpenDrive. When the sync task is complete, files will be synced across all connected computers and users from then on, with every change, on any computer, or directly on OpenDrive.

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Create, Open and Edit Files, Play Music and Video Work with Files Directly from OpenDrive You can create new files directly on OpenDrive, open, edit and save changes without using space on your hard drive. All files on OpenDrive can be opened through the software on your computer, just like you are used to. You can open, edit and change documents, play music or video files and preview images and other files.

Save As Create a file using a third party application and save it directly to OpenDrive.

Open File and Save Changes Double click on any file on OpenDrive. The file will be opened and available for editing, viewing or playing through applications you have installed on your computer. After you make changes to your file, you can save it back to OpenDrive from the application where the file was opened.

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Account View and Modify Properties of Your OpenDrive Account Right-clicking the OpenDrive icon in the task bar and choosing Account from the context menu will bring up the Account window, which will show general information about your OpenDrive account.

OpenDrive Plan Displays info about your account, such as account type, user name, date joined, space, upload bandwidth, download bandwidth, max file size and user access.

Statistics Displays basic usage statistics for the account in easy-to-read meters, with exact numbers provided underneath.

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Upgrade Upgrade Your OpenDrive Account From the Account window, clicking the Upgrade tab will provide you with several upgrade options designed to suit your needs, regardless of your personal or business requirements.

OpenDrive Upgrade Here, you can select the plan you wish to upgrade to and enter your billing details. Once you click the Upgrade button, you will automatically be charged for the upgrade and it will take effect immediately. We take care of everything.

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Account Users Create Access to your Account for Multiple Users Sharing files and folders within a group is very easy with OpenDrive. Just create account users, set permissions for each user, then start to share and collaborate.

Account User Log In Create Account Users

An account user can log in to the OpenDrive account with the email address and password assigned by the account owner.

The OpenDrive website (in Users tab) allows you to add multiple users to your account and assign them with separate usernames and passwords, including options to limit space, bandwidth, or folders that users are permitted to access. You can also receive email notifications when users upload, edit, or delete files on your account. The created account user will receive an invitation by email, including username and password, and instructions on how to log in or download Drive application.

Permitted Folders An account user can see and browse only files in permitted folders. If permission is set to Full, the account user is also able to modify files in permitted folders. When enabling folders, the account user is also enabled to see all subfolders.

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Create and Edit Users Create New Account Users or Edit Existing Ones Creating new OpenDrive account users is easy and fast. Within minutes, you will be sharing your private files and folders securely with family, friends and business associates. You can also change user settings at any time to add or remove permissions.

New Users Clicking on the New link will start the new user creation process. Enter the person’s details, such as name, title, email address, phone number and password. Also, choose space and bandwidth allotment, user permissions, activity notification and folders you wish the user to access with either view or edit permissions.

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Account Settings Modify Your OpenDrive Account Settings On the Settings tab, you can modify some of your OpenDrive account settings such as your username, password, email address, time zone, etc.

My Profile Click on the Edit link next to any user field and a box will appear which will allow you to type in changes. Once you have changed the field, click Save to store the changes. You can cancel the change at any time by clicking the Cancel link.

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