To meet the needs of business offices and facilitate file management and sharing, company personnel can upload corresponding files to the corporate drive according to their own situation. They can view the corresponding file materials according to the permissions given by the administrator, and can perform operations such as uploading, downloading, creating new folders, and deleting files. The corresponding permissions need to be set by the administrator.

Click on File Center in the left navigation bar, then click on "Corporate Drive" to enter the corporate drive page. You can perform the following operations:

1) Upload: Select the path and files you want to upload. You can upload multiple files. After selecting, click "OK."

2) New Folder: Enter the name of the new folder.

3) Download: Select the files in your personal drive and click "Download."

4) Delete: Select the files you want to delete, check the box, and click "Delete." A confirmation prompt will appear. Click "OK" to delete.

5) In the folder list, corresponding operations will appear based on your permissions for different folders, such as "Rename," "Upload," and "Access Permissions."

6) In the file list, you can perform operations on individual files such as "Download," "Preview," and "Send." Clicking "Send" will take you to the "Compose" page, where the file will be automatically attached. You can then write your email content.

• The corporate drive is different from a personal drive because its permissions are not defined by the user, but by the administrator. The default corporate drive administrator is the organization administrator, who can set the drive permissions for organization members. The organization administrator can also set folder administrators for specific folders, who will then have the authority to manage those folders.