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Cloud Fundamentals

In this Month's issue I introduce the concept of the Cloud and demonstrate how to create Cloud accounts in Google Drive, OneDrive from Microsoft and iCloud from Apple.

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<strong>Cloud</strong> <strong>Fundamentals</strong><br />

i<strong>Cloud</strong> Drive Apple Setup<br />

Enter your Apple ID password to setup i<strong>Cloud</strong> Keychain.<br />

Keychain is a secure authentication for your<br />

Mac computer to assure the content of your computer<br />

and other Apple devices is secure. Click the<br />

‘OK’ button.<br />

An i<strong>Cloud</strong> drive folder will be created on your computer<br />

and a shortcut to this folder will be placed on<br />

your sidebar. Use this folder to sync files and folders<br />

on your computer and between iOS devies like<br />

your iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.<br />

You’ll be prompted to create a security code. The<br />

security code is a four digit number used to ensure<br />

the security of your computer and devices that<br />

use i<strong>Cloud</strong>. Enter a four digit number and click the<br />

‘Next’ button.<br />

Enter the same security code again and click the<br />

next button.<br />

You’ll need to have a phone that can receive text<br />

messages. This phone is used to verify your identity<br />

and to protect you in case someone tries to access<br />

or change any of your account settings. Provide<br />

phone information in the field and click the ‘Done’<br />

button.<br />

You will receive a six digit number to enter on the<br />

next screen. Enter this number to finish the i<strong>Cloud</strong><br />

setup process on your computer.<br />

Apps that use i<strong>Cloud</strong> will automatically create<br />

these folders. You’ll probably be prompted<br />

when the app runs for the first time.<br />

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Digital Maestro

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