Setting up a Web Folder (or webfolder) in Windows varies by Windows Version. These articles describe the steps involved for each version of Widows. The Mac OS X WebDAV instructions are the same for all versions of OS X. iPad and Android instructions are for preferred WebDAV apps. Windows 7 Windows Vista (also includes WIndows [...]

When using the Desktop App on a Mac, if you select folders or files to download, and want the destination to be a USB-connected or networked drive: In the Select Destination Folder Dialog Switch to Macintosh HD Open Volumes USB drives and devices as well as network locations will be shown

OmniFocus provides professional grade task management software for Mac users. With the introduction of the new iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch versions of OmniFocus it is now possible to synchronize your OmniFocus tasks through either MobileMe or through the use of a WebDAV server. If you have an existing My Docs Online account you can [...]

Web Folders is the Microsoft term for an internet connectivity method called WebDAV, though you will see it called simply a “Network Location” in Vista and Windows 7, or a “Network Place” in Windows XP. WebDAV stands for “Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning”. It allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web [...]

From “Go” on the Finder Menu Select Connect to Server… or Press Command-K. For “Server Address” use: http://webfolders2.mydocsonline.com (or https://webfolders2.mydocsonline.com if you have SSL set ON). Use your My Docs Online Login ID and Password when prompted for “WebDAV File System Authentication” name and password. Learn more at Apple’s WebDAV page. A common problem with [...]

WebDAV using the Finder’s “Connect to Server” under Mac OS X often encounters transfer errors, usually error 36. The way the Mac WebDAV support works it quickly claims to have transferred the file, then when it says “closing file” is when the actual transfer takes place, and when the error code 36 might occur. In [...]