Select “Download” near the top left of the window.The file is automatically placed in the Documents folder of your CougarNet drive. You can now open the file in your program.Select “Add more files,” locate your file, and select it.Click “Upload” near the top left of the window.At the top of the panel, select the icon to “Open the File Transfer panel”.Select the white tab to load the panel to access files and other programs.There will be a white tab on the left side of the screen of any program you are using. CougarNet drives are not recommended for long term storage of important files.CougarNet drives have limited capacity (250MB), many large files cannot be saved there.2GB maximum file upload size, 50MB maximum file download size.Transferring files to and from your personal hard drive must be done with the File Transfer panel
Only your remote CougarNet drive is immediately accessible.It has limitations compared to the desktop application: Go to VMWare Horizon HTML Access and log-in with CougarNet to access the web client, which does not require downloading any programs. Select your preferred location and select “Save” The files on your device or USB stick should be visible.It may be listed under “Devices and drives” and/or “Network locations” Find and select your device’s local storage or your inserted USB stick.In the software’s menu, go to “File > Save As…”.Check the box labeled “Allow access to removable storage” to allow access to your USB stick or other removable storage devices.Check the box labeled “Allow access to ” to allow access to your device’s storage.Go the the settings in VMware Horizon Client.If you want to change access settings after initial launch: You have now given the client access to your storage space and can save your files (see below). When the client is first launched, VMware will ask you to allow access. You must first give VMware Horizon Client access to the storage space and/or USB stick to save. On library computers, we recommend saving your work on virtual software to a USB stick or some other removable storage device.
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