The Xythos Drive is a desktop application that allows you to work with documents on WebDAV file servers the same way you would work with documents on any Windows drive. While the Xythos Drive's primary functionality is to map server folders and local drive letters, it also offers many other features. The Quick Start guide illustrates how to use the many features within the Xythos Drive.

Prerequisites
In this section you can see what the minimum software and hardware requirements are for running Xythos Drive.

Working Online
In this section you will learn how to access files on a server using Xythos Drive.

Working Offline
In this section you will learn how to select and access offline files when you are not connected to a server.

Using Windows Explorer
In this section you will learn how to use Windows Explorer with files on the server.

Sharing Files and Folders
Once you have created and edited your files, you may want to share them with other users. This section shows you how to set users' and groups' permissions on your files.

Locking Files
To temporarily prevent other users from editing a file, probably because you will be editing the file yourself, you should lock the file. This section shows you how to lock and unlock files.

Versioning
In this section you will learn how to work with versions of files.