Schedule Batch in Workspace - How to set up External Directory?

Hello,
I am using Hyperion Workspace 11.1.1.3 and trying to schedule a batch job. I am stuck in the create new Scheduled Batch wizard. I want to export the report in the .pdf format to an external directory. But currently I don't have external directories set up (the drop down box is empty).
Can someone please tell me where and how I could set up external directories? I looked in Shared Services but couldn't find where I could set this up.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thank You!

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