On the left, under This PC, you should see a list of locations connected to your PC. > Click the Start Button (Windows icon in lower left corner), then File Explorer. I don't have Win10 in front of me right now, but if your Windows install is fairly standard, check the following just to confirm what you said in your last email: > When you say 'use the folder icon', do you mean in Windows, or in Octave? Octave should see any Drives/folders that Windows can see as connected to your PC. makes it easier for others to follow and chime in if they have assistance to offer.) > (please keep the mailing list on the replies, and answer at the bottom. When I use the folder icon, I see my locate drives, BlueRay Drives and and network drive but it does not show Dropbox or Google Drive. > I am running Win 10 and keep my scripts in Dropbox. I believe it should be able to browse to any folder location that your computer can see. > What problem do you encounter when you try to do this? Is your file location mapped to a drive location on your computer? I've run script files stored on network shares before. > I work at multiple location and would like to access my Octave scripts from a cloud service such as Dropbox ? > On Thursday, Octo10:12 AM, Nicholas Jankowski wrote: > On Thu, at 10:21 AM, harry smith wrote: > On Thursday, Octo10:48 AM, Nicholas Jankowski wrote: > I didn't see any mechanisms to assign drive letter to them either. Since they are web services, it is not surprising. > None of the cloud services (Google Drive, Dropbox or Onedrive) have a drive letter assigned. I see the problem, only the local network drives have drive letters.

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