1. iMovie sits at the center of the iLife suite, integrating iTunes, iPhoto, and iDVD to help create professional-looking films with music, titles, and effects. 
Although the current version of iMovie is HD-compatible, you will only be able to import and edit High-Definition Video if you’ve shot your footage on an HD camcorder. 
Using FTP
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2. Topics FTP Options at Colby For Mac Users For Windows Users
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3. FTP Options at Colby
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4. FTP For Mac Users
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5. FUGU (1 of 4) Launch Fugu from the Applications folder
Enter Connect to: colby0
Enter your network username
Click Connect
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6. FUGU (2 of 4) Enter your network password Click Authenticate
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7. FUGU (3 of 4)
The left-hand column displays files on your computer, the right-hand column displays files on the web server
To upload to your personal directory double click on public_html
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8. FUGU (4 of 4)
On the left-hand side, browse to the file you want to upload
Drag the file from the left-hand column to the right-hand column
Transfer is complete
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9. Fetch (1 of 4) Launch Fetch from the Applications folder
Enter the Host name: colby0
Enter your network username
Choose SFTP from the Connect using pull-down
Enter your network password
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10. Fetch (2 of 4)
This is a listing of your home directory on the web server
To upload to your personal directory double click on public_html
Click Put in the toolbar
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11. Fetch (3 of 4) Browse to the file you want to upload
Click the Put button
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12. Fetch (4 of 4)
Transfer is complete.
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13. FTP For Windows Users
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14. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Client
Software designed to transfer files back-and-forth between two computers over the Internet
Classic FTP Client look is a two-pane design
Left displays the files on your computer
Right displays the files on the remote computer
File transfers are as easy as dragging-and-dropping files from one pane to the other
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15. Transfer Options MAC users (slides appended at end) Windows users
FUGU or
Fetch
Windows users
SSH Secure File Transfer Client (preferred) or
WS-FTP
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16. SSH (1 of 5) To install: Go to Start -> Run Type \\fileserver1
Browse to \\fileserver1\Software\Windows\SSH client
Double click on the executable SSHSecureShellClient exe
Complete the installation process following the default settings
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17. SSH (2 of 5) Launch SSH File Transfer Client Start > Programs
Click Quick Connect in the toolbar
Enter the Host Name: colby0
Enter your network username
Click  Connect
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19. SSH (4 of 5) Left column displays files on your computer
Right column displays files on web server
To upload, double click on public_html
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20. SSH (5 of 5) On left, browse to file you want to upload
Drag to the right-hand column
Transfer is complete
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21. WS-FTP (1 of 4) Launch WS_FTP95LE from the Start -> Programs menu
Click New
Enter Profile Name: Colby
Enter the Host Name: colby0
Enter your network username and password
Click OK
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22. WS-FTP (2 of 4)
The left-hand column displays files on your computer, the right-hand column displays files on the web server
To upload to your personal directory double click on public_html
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23. WS-FTP (3 of 4)
On the left-hand side, browse to the file you want to upload
Click the arrow pointing to the right or double click on the file name
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24. WS-FTP (4 of 4)
Transfer is complete
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25. Questions. Comments. Contact: Mel Regnell Mel. Regnell@colby. edu ext
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