Thanks for your replay, Andrew. In my newness to the realm of Wolfram, I have to ask some basic questions to understand what you are saying.

Supposing you have created a Wolfram Language package...

I've seen the option to create a package, but I don't know what a package is. So far, all the files that I have created have been notebooks, .nb files. I don't see an option in the Wolfram Desktop environment (version 11) to save what I have been working on as a package.

Firstly you should upload it to the cloud....

As far as I can tell, the cloud is the only place I can save what I create in the Wolfram Language. The File menu only has "Save...", which automatically saves what I have open to the cloud, and "Save to the Cloud...", which gives me a dialog box for saving to the cloud. Once a file is in the cloud, I can download it to my local machine.

CloudGet[CloudObject...

So far I have come to think of "cloud objects" and "files saved in cloud storage" as two different things, "cloud objects" being somehow deployed and assigned a special ID. Do I have to deploy the file or package first before using CloudGet?

Sorry for all the confusion. I'll get there eventually, but there is a lot to learn before I do.

Thanks,

Mark Greenberg