Finder In the menu bar select Go ->Connect to Server

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Accessing MARL ftp site on Mac OS X Lion

Open Finder

In the menu bar select Go ->Connect to Server...

(Alternatively the shortcut in Finder is Command+K)

For the Server Address enter:

ftp://www.marl.iastate.edu

(If access will be frequent you can hit the + button to add the server to your Favorite Servers list. If you forget the address in the future recent servers can be found by pressing the button with the image of a clock)

Press the Connect button.

Enter user Name and Password or select Guest.

Press the Connect button.

You should now be connected to the MARL server and able to access the folder containing your data/images.

Directions on how to create a shortcut to the folder (if desired) are on the following page.

From the Harvard Medical School Information Technology website:

http://it.hms.harvard.edu/pg.asp?pn=nas_mac_shortcuts
Creating a Shortcut on a Macintosh

A file server shortcut will enable you to click or double-click an icon to connect to the file server. You can create shortcuts in the Finder window Sidebar or in the Dock. Each method is outlined below. Choose the one that best suits your needs.

Sidebar Shortcut

Make sure you are connected to the file server.
Display the folder you want to create a shortcut for.
Drag the folder from the Finder window contents section to the window's Sidebar.
Sidebar icons can be placed in any order you wish. When dragging the icon to the sidebar a blue line will indicate where the icon will be placed when you release the mouse.
To reconnect, simply click once on the icon. Note: If you haven't already authenticated/logged into your computer, you will be prompted for your log in name and password.

Dock Shortcut

Make sure you are connected to the file server.
Display the folder you want to create a shortcut for.
Drag the folder from the Finder window contents section to Dock.
When placing items in the Dock, they need to be placed:
- To the RIGHT of the divider line that separates applications from the Trash and other document and folder icons, if the Dock is on the bottom of the screen;
- UNDER the divider line that separates applications from the Trash and other document and folder icons, if the Dock is on the left or right side of the screen;
When dragging the icon to the Dock a space will "open up" for the icon to indicate where the icon will be placed when you release the mouse.
To reconnect, simply click once on the icon. Note: If you haven't already authenticated/logged into your computer, you will be prompted for your log in name and password.