Using Enterprise Organizer Pro with SharePoint

Enterprise Organizer Pro works with any file source that provides a drive letter. Fortunately, you can assign a drive letter to your SharePoint libraries, which will let you access them through Enterprise Organizer Pro.

Step 1: Map a Drive

To assign a drive letter to a SharePoint library, follow these steps:

Open Windows Explorer. If you don’t know where the Explorer shortcut is, enter WinKey + E on your keyboard. The "WinKey" or "Windows Key" normally sits by the Ctrl and Alt keys on the left side of the keyboard and has a Windows logo on it.
In Explorer, select the "Tools" menu > "Map Network Drive".
Choose a drive letter from the drop-list.
For the "Folder" option, enter the url to your document library, such as http://www.mywebserver.com/Documents.
Select "Reconnect at logon" so the drive mapping will get re-created every time you start your computer.
If your SharePoint username/password is different than your local username/password, click "Connect using a different name" and enter the SharePoint credentials.
Click "Finish".

If you entered everthing correctly, you’ll now be able to browse your SharePoint library through the drive letter you chose.

Step 2: Set up a Enterprise Organizer Pro Cabinet

The next step is to create a Enterprise Organizer Pro cabinet that points to your SharePoint files:

In Enterprise Organizer Pro, click the "Cabinets" button to open the cabinet manager.
Click "Add".
Give the cabinet a name. The name can be anything.
For the "Cabinet Location", select "Browse to existing location" and browse to your new SharePoint drive, or any subfolder in this drive where you want a cabinet.
Select any other options then click "OK".

You can now directly access your Microsoft Share Point library as a Enterprise Organizer Pro cabinet.

Article ID: 152
Created On: Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 12:46 PM
Last Updated On: Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 2:16 AM
Authored by: KB Admin01 [[email protected]]

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