Directions for uploading images with a PC.

100 Megabytes Maximum

Follow the instructions below for your specific Windows operating system.
Username: aknyc (case sensitive) Password: public (case sensitive)

Windows XP

Choose My Network Places in the Start menu, choose "Add a network place" in the Network Tasks list. In the Add Network Place Wizard, enter the following as the location to add:
http://idisk.mac.com/aknyc/Public? (yes, include the ? mark) Click okay and a
username/password box will appear. Enter your password and the username from above and check the "Save password box" so you do not have to enter this information each time. An additional hard drive will eventually pop up on your desktop, please be patient, it may take about fifteen seconds. Go to the PUBLIC FOLDER only- drag the image(s) that you want to load into the Public Folder.
Please wait until the upload bar is completely finished, and it closes itself out. It does take some time to upload files - approximately 15 minutes for a 28 MB file via Cable or DSL. When finished disconnect from the disc. Please do not open up files from the server…it can cause corruption…thanks

Windows 2000

Open My Computer, choose Map Network Drive from the Tools menu, then click "Web folder or FTP site." Enter the following as the location to add: http://idisk.mac.com/aknyc/Public? (yes, include the ? mark) Click okay and a username/password box will appear. Enter your password and the username from above and check the "Save password box" so you do not have to enter this information each time. An additional hard drive will eventually pop up on your desktop, please be patient, it may take about fifteen seconds. Go to the PUBLIC FOLDER only- drag the image(s) that you want to load into the Public Folder.

Please wait until the upload bar is completely finished, and it closes itself out. It does take some time to upload files - approximately 15 minutes for a 28 MB file via Cable or DSL. When finished disconnect from the disc. Please do not open up files from the server…it can cause corruption…thanks