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This video will cover how to access ArgoApps via the Citrix Receiver. This method of accessing ArgoApps is the preferred method - it gives you access to all the drives you could possible need: your local drives, the H, I, R, and S drives, and your Google drives if they are set up through Kumo.

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This video will cover ways of accessing and relocating data while using the Citrix Receiver:

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2. Migrating data from your Student Drive (S:\) to your H:\ drive, your Google drive, or your local drives. This is important because all data within the S:\ drive is purged at the end of the semester; if you want to hold onto any of your work, you will need to migrate it to another drive.

ArgoApps for GIS (HTML5)

This video will cover how to access ArgoApps via the HTML5 client (your browser) as well as how to move data from the R:\ drive (where your instructor places tutorial data) to the S:\ drive (your student drive).

This video will cover how to manage data across multiple drives, including file compression, using the HTML5 client (your browser):

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2. Migrating data from your Student Drive (S:\) to your H:\ drive, your Google drive, or your local drives. This is important because all data within the S:\ drive is purged at the end of the semester; if you want to hold onto any of your work, you will need to migrate it to another drive.

eDesktop for GIS (RDP client)

This video will cover how to access ArgoApps via an RDP (Remote Desktop protocol), as well as how to move data from the R:\ drive (where your instructor places tutorial data) to the S:\ drive (your student drive).

This video will cover ways of accessing and relocating data while in a remote desktop session with ArgoApps:

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2. Migrating data from your Student Drive (S:\) to your H:\ drive, your Google drive, or your local drives. This is important because all data within the S:\ drive is purged at the end of the semester; if you want to hold onto any of your work, you will need to migrate it to another drive.

FAQs

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