Look at your support center...nice BIG S-DRIVE there with a teaser of course

Hi George...yes but we want to know how to get in and find the hidden treasures


Perhaps if we all knock loudly they will let us in .....

Yea, not sure why they do that. Its like saying that SCCpro is going to be released in December and then doesn't arrive until April, and then WAM! your hit with a half nude pic of ABBA.

Dear God Man!

A google search found this... Could be a lead


Need a place to store your files?

Creating your web page and need to publish the files?

You now have available to you your own space on the UNIX system called the S drive.

You can save or drag files to this space so that they are available the next time you access the S drive.

If you have created a UAlbany webpage, you can update your page by saving or dragging HTML files to the public_html folder on the S drive.

In Information Commons and the ITS supported electronic classrooms, the S drive is automatically mapped for you when you log onto the computer.

See the links below for instructions for accessing the S drive from the user rooms, your office, dorm or home.

You are all behaving like a bunch of gossiping old ladies.

Sorry some of us aren't "Senior Advisors" *Cues Theme Music*

*Cuts Theme Music and moves on to George, his only friend in the world*

The way you are describing it reminds me of a CMS, but CC vowed they would not do that.

Did someone say old ladies? Well, here's one very curious old broad
George - I found that same thing yesterday. Is that a typical S-Drive? Intriguing......

Online CMS or an online template system? Plug and Play?? What say you old broads???

S Drive has many meanings.
"The S Drive is a bipolar, recirculating, microstepping drive that runs two-phase permanent
magnet hybrid step motors. The drive uses MOSFET technology to give high performance
in a small package while providing short-circuit protection, brownout protection, overtemperature
protection, and a built-in power supply. The S Drive is compatible with all
Compumotor indexers."

Is CC getting into the motor business? I doubt it.....

Tom,

What the he** did he just say?