Apple final cut express hd 手册

 

Mac OS X provides a multiuser environment so each user has a home directory where 
he or she can save files that aren’t accessible to others. If users are working on some of 
the same projects, they need to save or place these files in a location where others can 
access them. 

When installing or saving files, including project files, custom Easy Setups, and custom 
presets, consider who needs access to these items. Use the following to help determine 
where to place files:

 Shared folder within the Users directory:  All users have access to this folder, making 

this a good location to save and store files that you want others to use.

Computer/Volume/Users/Shared

For example, if you want all users to have access to the tutorial media, you’d copy the 
appropriate folder from the Final Cut Express HD installation DVD to the Shared 
folder in the Users directory.

 Public folder within a user’s home directory:  The user must turn on file sharing in 

Sharing preferences so other users can access this folder.

Computer/Volume/Users/Username/Public or Home/Public

 Volume roots:  All users typically have access to the root level of each volume 

or hard disk drive. If all users need access to specific applications, such as 
Final Cut Express HD, make sure you install these applications in an accessible 
folder at the root level of a volume, such as the Applications folder.