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In order to move files from your Mac to your network drive - either your personal Home Folder (U: Drive) or Divisional Folder (V: Drive) - you will first need be sure you have your network drive mapped.
- Open Finder and find the location(s) where you store your files that you intend to move to your network drive.
- Consider all of the locations you may have files, including Documents, Desktop, Downloads, etc.
- Consider all of the locations you may have files, including Documents, Desktop, Downloads, etc.
- From one location at a time, select all of the files and folders from your local hard drive clicking on them or by typing cmd-a (hold down the command key and then type 'a').
- Type cmd-x (hold down the command key and then type 'x') to cut all of the files and folders.
- Navigate to the appropriate network drive folder in Finder.
Type cmd-v (hold down the command key and then type 'v') to paste the contents you cut earlier into your network drive folder.