Share notebooks on web

[stevemc]

I think I made a huge mistake, but I bought seven copies of Office Ultimate,
thinking that I could use OneNote to collaborate between workers in the
office and remote. What I'd like to do is simply store the notebooks on a
server somewhere (I have an Amazon S3 cloud account, and several websites I
could use for this purpose). But every time I attempt to create a 'shared'
notebook using a web url, I get an error.

Is what I'm trying to do even possible? I realize that I could contract for
SharePoint services to handle this, but I think I've spent about as much
money as I want to right now. Am I just out of luck?

 

[Ben M. Schorr, MVP]

Are you able to map a drive letter to any of those web locations?

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[stevemc]

Well, I can't get any of my web-based directories to work as mapped drives. I
have a folder at http://www.lmtalentmedia.com/LMTOneNote and when I try to
map a network drive to that folder, I get an error saying, "The folder you
entered does not appear to be valid. Please choose another." I can't figure
out what I'm doing wrong -- the folder is accessible through a web browser,
but I can't map to it.