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And the files undeletable?
Can I keep my email unkown?
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@3smasTeam wrote:
and inside that folder can I make All files undeletable?
Hello, @3smasTeam...
@Mark has answered your questions, but I'll add my post so you can see first-hand how a shared link works.
I realize that it's hard to know for sure how sharing a link to folders/files will appear to your participants (especially when testing folders/files in your account vs another person's).
For that reason, I make it possible for you to test-drive how sharing a link is viewed by YOUR recipients... please feel free to explore my example folder below.
PLEASE NOTE: If you want to have the same experience as a non-Dropbox user then you should sign out of your Dropbox account or use a different browser.
> SHARING A DROPBOX SUB FOLDER LINK EXAMPLE:
The image below shows you the hierarchy of my example for sharing a LINK to a sub folder that only allows the recipient to view the ExampleSubFolder's contents.
Sharing a LINK to a Folder/File in my sub folder example does not give you access to the parent folder (zz.Example2) or its other sub folder (ExampleSubFolder2).
Depending upon how your folders/files are arranged within your Dropbox account:
HELP CENTER ARTICLES:
FREE DROPBOX MEMBERS SHOULD BE AWARE:
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@3smasTeam wrote:
and inside that folder can I make All files undeletable?
Hello, @3smasTeam...
@Mark has answered your questions, but I'll add my post so you can see first-hand how a shared link works.
I realize that it's hard to know for sure how sharing a link to folders/files will appear to your participants (especially when testing folders/files in your account vs another person's).
For that reason, I make it possible for you to test-drive how sharing a link is viewed by YOUR recipients... please feel free to explore my example folder below.
PLEASE NOTE: If you want to have the same experience as a non-Dropbox user then you should sign out of your Dropbox account or use a different browser.
> SHARING A DROPBOX SUB FOLDER LINK EXAMPLE:
The image below shows you the hierarchy of my example for sharing a LINK to a sub folder that only allows the recipient to view the ExampleSubFolder's contents.
Sharing a LINK to a Folder/File in my sub folder example does not give you access to the parent folder (zz.Example2) or its other sub folder (ExampleSubFolder2).
Depending upon how your folders/files are arranged within your Dropbox account:
HELP CENTER ARTICLES:
FREE DROPBOX MEMBERS SHOULD BE AWARE:
Link given does not tell how to make a file or folder "public" (unless I missed it somehow). And what exactly does public mean? Can anyone out there find it, see it, download, etc? I'm being asked by a customer to make a file "pubically available on Dropbox" so they don't have to sign in. I'm a little leery of giving the world access to the file. Does a shared link allow someone to access a file without signing in, and keep info from the world? Thanks
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Okay. Thanks. The "public" part was throwing me off. Thanks again.
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Knowing the history helps me understand. Thanks again.
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