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With the Windows Home Server Console, adding photos to your collection is as easy as: click, drag, and drop.  | Step 1: Open your remote access URL
Windows Home Server lets you remotely access your files and folders from any location using a web browser, with a free custom URL (e.g., https://example.homeserver.com).
Just type in your URL and login to your Windows Home Server. Then click on the Shared Folders tab and select the folder you'd like to upload photos to.
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 | Step 2: Drag and drop your photos
Click the upload button, which will open the upload area. You can drag and drop multiple files directly to the upload area, or Browse to select files to select individual files.
When you're done, hit the Upload button and your photos will be sent to your Windows Home Server.
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 | Step 3: Enjoy your photos
When you're done, click on the Close button. This will return you to your folder, where you can view your photos.
Note: When you download photos or files from your Windows Home Server, you can package the files in a self-extracting executable (.exe) or a compressed (.zip) file.
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Want to start doing more with your HP MediaSmart Server? See how others are extending the functionality of Windows Home Server by watching this free webinar today: Digital Photography & The HP MediaSmart Server - Limited by Your Imagination, Not the Size of Your Shoebox, featuring Reed Hoffman and guests from Popular Photography. To learn more about how to connect and upload photos, read User Accounts and Shared Folders (for "Using Remote Access and Shared Folders"), and Windows Home Server Release Documentation (for general questions on "Remote Access"). If you need additional help about this and other features, please see Windows Home Server Support. |  | | | 
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