The idea is that endusers can drag'n'drop files under MS-Windows, and immediately have those files -- password protected via Zope -- available on the web. This is for a design house that needs to make videos, web pages, etc. available to clients for review with HTTP. I see my two options as: 1. Mount the Zope server as a WebDAV drive under MS-WindowsXP, then just drag'n'drop there 2. Use LocalFS to give Zope access to some directory, and then share that directory with Samba Any comments on the advantages/disadvantages of each? I'm leaning towards the Samba solution, because Win98 and MacOS 9.x don't support WebDAV natively. Also, with LocalFS I have the "type_map" property, which is really useful. I am *still* shocked and amazed that there is no such property for standard Zope folders--what good is WebDAV access without it? --Derek