You can add any number of resource locations as root elements in the Resource Manager pod.
1)Select Review > Open > Pods > Resource Manager and click Add Shared Location .
The Add Shared Location dialog allows you to specify a type of shared location.
2)In the Location type drop-down list, choose the type depending on your shared application:
Dropbox:
Share your Dropbox folder with other users. For details on Dropbox and how to download and get started, go to dropbox.com. Then choose Dropbox from the Location type drop-down list and select the shared Dropbox folder.
Google Drive:
Share your Google Drive folder with other users. For details on Google Drive and how to download and get started, go to drive.google.com. Then choose Google Drive from the Location type drop-down list and select the shared Google Drive folder.
SkyDrive:
Share your SkyDrive folder with other users. For details on Sky Drive and how to download and get started, go to skydrive.live.com. Then choose SkyDrive from the Location type drop-down list and select the shared SkyDrive folder.
SharePoint:
Add a mapped (network) drive to point to your SharePoint server. For more details, see Microsoft SharePoint. Then choose Other from the Location type drop-down list and select the SharePoint server mapped drive.
Other:
Share your Windows folder with other users. Then choose Other from the Location type drop-down list and select the shared folder.
important: If you are using Dropbox, Google Drive, or SkyDrive, you will need to first install these applications.
3)Specify a name for the shared location.
4)If you select the location type as Dropbox, Google Drive, or SkyDrive, the value in the Path field defaults to the install directory of the application. Click the browse button to choose an alternative path.
5)To create the shared location, click OK.
To further organize the shared resources, you can then create folders in each shared location. Click Create Folder and specify a name for the folder.