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Shared Folders Adding Editing and Sharing Folders Quick Reference Guide All user types within the system have the ability to use the Shared Folders module of the Perform Project Cloud web based platform.

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How to Fill Out Shared Folders - Adding:

1. Open the file explorer on your computer.
2. Navigate to the folder where you want to create a shared folder.
3. Right-click on the folder and select "Properties" from the dropdown menu.
4. In the Properties window, go to the "Sharing" tab.
5. Click on the "Share..." button.
6. In the "Share with" dialog box, select the users or groups you want to share the folder with.
7. Set the desired permission level for each user or group (e.g., read-only, read/write).
8. Click on the "Add" button to add selected users or groups to the shared folder list.
9. Click on the "Share" button to apply the sharing settings.
10. The shared folder should now be accessible to the added users or groups.

Who Needs Shared Folders - Adding?

1. Users who collaborate on projects and need a centralized location to store and access shared files.
2. Teams or departments in an organization who need to share resources and documents.
3. Students working on group projects or assignments who need to exchange files efficiently.
4. Researchers or professionals who need to share large datasets or files with colleagues.
5. Homes with multiple family members who want to share files and media across different devices.
6. Businesses that want to streamline and enhance communication and file sharing among employees.

Shared folders with adding functionality are valuable for any individual or group that needs to collaborate, share, and access files conveniently. It promotes efficiency, productivity, and teamwork while ensuring data security and seamless file management.

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What is shared folders - adding?

Shared folders - adding is a process of including folders within a shared drive or network for collaboration and sharing purposes.

Who is required to file shared folders - adding?

Any member or user with access to the shared drive or network may be required to file shared folders - adding as per the organization's guidelines.

How to fill out shared folders - adding?

To fill out shared folders - adding, users can simply drag and drop files into the designated folder or use the 'Add to shared folder' option within the sharing settings.

What is the purpose of shared folders - adding?

The purpose of shared folders - adding is to streamline collaboration, improve file organization, and make it easier for multiple users to access and work on shared documents.

What information must be reported on shared folders - adding?

Users may need to report the type of files added, the date of addition, and any relevant notes or comments related to the shared folders - adding process.