Opening a Project on macOS

1. Start the Strawberry client application. This will also start the LucidLink application and automatically mount the correct LucidLink filespace.
2. Once Strawberry and LucidLink have been started, you will see an empty volume named Skies Drive appearing in Finder.

3. Log in to the Strawberry client with your credentials.

*Please note that all projects in Skies Drive are read-only at this stage, meaning you cannot save content into these projects yet. To gain write access to a project, you must open it in the Strawberry client application first, as explained in the next steps.

4. click on the project you want to open in the Strawberry client application.
5. Now click on the Open button next to the project name.

6. In Finder, you will see a shortcut named Mounted Projects. In this shortcut, you will find all the projects you have opened in the Strawberry client application. Enter the project folder of your current project and ingest and edit directly from this location.