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# Select the "Open" option in the "File" menu. The dialogue box "Open Cube or View" appear.

# Choose the cube or view through the following options:

#* Enter a URL for the cube or view

#* Click on the arrow of the menu in the dialogue box and select one of the cubes available on the list.
The list contains the recently opened cubes

#* Select "Open".
If the server has any defined security policy, username and password will have to be

 entered
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Specification of the Web server and cube you wish to access through a HTTP has the following format:
| http://<Web server>/<path>/<cube name>.cube

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or \\ http://<Web server>/<path>/<cube name>.view |
Specification of the FTP server and cube you wish to access through a&nbsp;FTP has the following format:

| ftp://<FTP server>/<path>/<cube name>.cube {user:password} \\
or \\ ftp://<FTP server>/<path>/<cube name>.view

 {user:password} |

Where:
<Web server> is the IP name of the Web server
<ftp server> is the IP name or address of the FTP server
<cube_name> is the name of the cube&nbsp;
<view_name> is the name of the saved view&nbsp;
{username:password} indicates the username and password to access the Web or FTP sites.

Including the username and password is optional. If they are used, a space must be left blank between the cube or view name and the username.

It is also possible to select a URL for the cube using the File \| Reopen command. The submenu in this option shows a list with the ten last used cubes.

To access a cube or view through HTTP or FTP, files must have previously been published by the Website or FTP site administrator.

When accessing a cube or view through HTTP or FTP, *O3Browser* operates in the Standalone mode. This means that the full cube is moved to the client machine. This characteristic may pose some difficulty when we are dealing with a large cube, or if Internet access is through a low transmission capacity

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