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As you can see in the top image, there are buttons, check boxes, and a search bar available to perform many functions previously mentioned and some that haven’t been. It is important to know that Open OnDemand has their own terminology for hidden files called Dotfiles. If for some reason you have transferred some configuration files but aren’t seeing the, you can check this box to see them listed. |
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Straight Code - No context
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Limit to 16 lines in the example.
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Same Thing With Images
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Two Column Tables are nice ways to separate content/ Background info along with an image example on the same “Slide”. Please notice the table width. This should stop scroll bars from appearing
Bullets are nice to include for distinct points
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This is 14 lines
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Alternatively No Table
Finally The End
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Uploading a File
There are two ways to upload data.
This works for both entire directories as well as individual files. |
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Open OnDemand Restrictions
While Open OnDemand makes transferring data as easy as other tools you may be used to like Google Drive or Dropbox, it is a tool that was designed to do much more than just transfer data and since it is using the https protocol. ARCC only recommends transferring small files such as code, README files or anything under 5 gigabytes.
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Do not transfer large files with Open OnDemand. Please see the next section on Globus for transferring large amounts of data. |
If you are unsure if Open OnDemand will work for your data transfer needs, please see the other tools that ARCC supports or contact us at arcchelp@uwyo.edu
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Next Steps
This is it for me | Align left link to next sub-module or home |