When I first realised the potential of the Pro account, that was why I
mentioned it to you. I, too, have DropBox Pro and wonder how I managed without
it! My entire music collection, in FLAC format, along with all of the movies
I’ve bought over the years in iTunes, are all safely up there now
Hi all
I thought some may find this little contest of interest. We are fortunate
enough to own two of these devices and shortly I will begin the long-overdue
process of rolling the clouds out so that there be reign on the Internet, (like
the little pun)? I guess you’d need to be a Braille
Hello everybody
Is there a way to access an older version on DropBox? I have just committed the
very deadly sin of overwriting a file which Gordon has been working on with an
older less developed version and I’m anxious to redeem myself a little before I
confess my sin to him.
Thank you
: Sarah k Alawami marri...@gmail.com
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Subject: Re: Dropbox driving me absolute bonkers!
I can't recall what screen reader you are using but there is a discussipoon
on the nvda dev list regarding
OK, I, am about ready? to, freaking scream! Take the word freaking and
change it as you will! I really don't understand this, but for some bizarre
reason, for about the past 3 or 4 months, I've not been able to connect to
my Dropbox account on my Windows XP machine. I understand xp isn't
I would contact the guys at http://forum.dropbox.com as the dropbox devs read
and respond to stuff there a lot faster then you might get a responce here..
In the mean time did you check that all updates were applied, that it was going
through yoru firewall? I assume you did but it never hurts
Hi Chris,
Thanks so much! I was afraid you were going to say that! LOL! I haven't
found launching Dropbox on my iMac to be very easy for me. I'm running
Mountain Lion and I have the latest version of Dropbox. I know that I must go
to the Extras menu and launch from there, but must use
called tffppodcasts but I can rename that to just
podcasts if I wanted to.
or
cd /users/jholiday/music
ln -s /Volumes/music/5broadcasting/broadcasting_tutorial.mp3
and one more
cd ~/dropbox
ln -s ~/documents/backups/importent stuff
Note something might have to be done using spaces but since I
around in
the 70s. but yeah they work well and I have a few in my dropbox folders
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, Sarah Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
• Just cd to the directory where you want the simlink to be then do ln -s and
the path of the folder. Do this int he cmd prompt. Just don't cut the simlink
any ware in the dropbox folder or you will loose everything. I did that once.
and had to restore
Hi Martin
Thanks, I understand now. This is one of those circumstances where spelling is
important, otherwise it can totally mislead, and it did!
OK, I need to read your post thoroughly, but I also now need to try and dig up
my notes on how to create these links under OS X.
Thanks for the
On 8 Sep 2012, at 22:26, Sarah Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
• Just cd to the directory where you want the simlink to be then do ln -s and
the path of the folder. Do this int he cmd prompt. Just don't cut the simlink
any ware in the dropbox folder or you will loose everything. I did
lol. hey I learned something new as well. I did not know they were around
since the 70s. Ok. I did not know operating system were around in the 70s.
but yeah they work well and I have a few in my dropbox folders so even though
my folder might be 20mb in size I have over 100 gigs of stuff up
podcasts
He will get a shortcut called tffppodcasts but I can rename that to just
podcasts if I wanted to.
or
cd /users/jholiday/music
ln -s /Volumes/music/5broadcasting/broadcasting_tutorial.mp3
and one more
cd ~/dropbox
ln -s ~/documents/backups/importent stuff
Note something might have
Hi all
You know, I think I must be doing this wrongly because I really cannot see how
it's sustainable. Let me explain.
I have a folder on our local drive called DropBox. Inside of that folder,
there are a lot of other folders which I have copies of elsewhere on the hard
drive. Our start
.
http://thenextweb.com/apps/2012/07/16/dropbox-now-lets-you-pass-on-the-power-to-invite-more-users-to-shared-folders/?awesm=tnw.to_j1vOutm_campaign=social
mediautm_medium=Spreadusutm_source=Twitter
This is btw some good news for me as I constantly am away from my keyboard and
we need to invite
Ok. that's not the right word in the subject line but here ya go. If you are
not eh 100 gig plan like I am you will double to 200 gigs. Here's the link to
the article.
http://blog.dropbox.com/index.php/new-dropbox-pro-plans/
Take care all.
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If anybody is interested in the new experimental 1.5 build of DropBox client
for Mac OS X, it is here:
http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=61389
I haven't yet found a Windows build, but then again I haven't looked too hard.
Gordon
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file on Dropbox or painted on the outside of
the building, here, but what worries me about all this cloud
stuff is human errors and what I call suit wars.
Human errors don't need much explanation, but what I
mean by suit wars is deliberate reduction or stoppage of
service due to business
Hi all
I just read on a document in a local magazine here which talks about things
like consumer services, (including the Internet), that DropBox says in the
small print of their service agreement that everything that you put on their
servers they automatically assume ownership of the rights
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