Note: these WMV video files use a proprietary Microsoft codec and thus may not directly play on some non-Microsoft systems (this was the only option in the screen capture software). You will probably need to download them (right click and save) and then play.

Note: Ubuntu should be shutdown by clicking on the red box with the white circle in it found on the main menu panel. Do not use the Windows upper right corner X box as this may result in data loss due to improper shutdown: this is the equivalent of shutting down your computer by pulling the plug.

1. Installing Guest Additions

2. Shared Folders
   Shared Folders Part 1
   Shared Folders Part 2

   Note 1: USB memory devices should be shared as folders. Before Ubuntu starts, plug your memory stick in and wait for Windows to assign it a drive letter. Use this drive letter in place of the C:\ in the above videos.

   Note 2: USB memory and disk folders mounted in Ubuntu are automatically dismounted by Ubuntu when you shut Ubuntu down. These, however, are still mounted by Windows and should then be dismounted from Windows in the usual way. If you need to dismount a mounted USB folder device before you shut Ubuntu down, you will need, as root, to execute the umount command shown in the second video. Once it is unmounted from Ubuntu, it can be dismounted from Windows in the usual way. This is important to prevent data loss.

3. Shared USB devices
   USB devices Part 1
   USB devices Part 2

4. Running 041 Assignments in Ubuntu dosbox
   041 Assignments 1
   041 Assignments 2

5. Running 041 Assignments in Windows Command Prompt
   041 Assignments 1
   041 Assignments 2
   041 Assignments 3

6. Capturing Ubuntu sessions (C++ example)
   036 Assignment example