Remote storage allows designated YearbookFusion users (as enabled by their yearbook publishers) to save and load projects to a LumaPix server.

This feature enables file sharing within FotoFusion without dependence a local network. It will enable multiple users to share common project files, regardless of their physical location. For instance, a yearbook committee can work from home, in the school or at an internet cafe, sharing project files from their space on the server.

Publishers can enable remote storage only or local & remote storage.
If you are only allows to save locally, or to remote storage, then no options will appear. You will be shown the available locations where you can save or open your projects.

If both local and remote storage are available in your account, you will see the following options when you save or load a project:

To save to your C: drive, a local network or an external storage device, choose Locally.

To save to a shared space on our network storage server, choose Remote Storage.

The same options will be presented when you are opening a project.

Once on the remote storage server, you will see thumbnail versions of your project. To launch a project, select it and choose OK.

Some project thumbnails may display a lock icon. This indicates that another user is working on the project or that it has been locked for editing.