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Network drives are shared storage locations accessible from any computer on a network. Documents saved in "My Documents" are stored on your network drive which is backed up regularly. The network drive (My Documents) only has 200 MB of storage so files shouldn't be permanently saved there. The archive drive should only be used temporarily since files get deleted when it gets too full, while local drives like C: are best for large files that don't need to be shared over the network.
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