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Is it possible to allow someone to view a shared file but not download it?
Hi there, I am looking to upload some videos for people to "view" but not download. Is there a way to set this up this way? Once they have paid for their video, I would then like to give them access to download it. Let me know if this is possible. Thank you.Solved9.5KViews0likes9Comments
Is possible to download or export a list of links to images in a folder?
Does anyone know if it is possible to Download or Export a list of Links to images in a folder? I need to create a spreadsheet with links to each image (approx. 550) and would like to know if there is a better way than copying each link one at a time. Thanks!Solved11KViews0likes6CommentsCan I download all of the files from a folder that was shared with me?
I need to download all files from a folder someone shared with me, but instructions I've found online mention hovering over files and clicking a checkmark, which is not appearing. I've also seen reference to downloading all as a ZIP file, but this option doesn't appear either. The only option seems to be clicking each file to open it and download it from there, but there are too many files to download each separately. Is there any other way to achieve this download?Solved25KViews0likes7Comments
How to allow others to view and download from a folder in my Dropbox folder?
Hi, I am having trouble reading the Dropbox Help Center with its low-contrast theme, so I am asking here. I am running Linux Mint 17.3 64-bit and using MATE Desktop. I am running the very latest Firefox browser, 60.0.1, 64-bit. My Dropbox installation is designed for the Gnome desktop. Therefore I don't see all the integration I am used to back when I ran Windoze. I can edit on dropbox.com and see changes in my Dropbox. I can drop something in my Dropbox and see it on the website. Using the website tools, I can send someone an invitation from the website to share a file to be viewed and downloaded. (Or edited too if I want.) I saw today where I could copy links to my clipboard and paste them to my own email instead of using the canned invitation. Not sure where I saw that. I write a column for a club newsletter and it includes big photo files not suitable to be attached and emailed. My question is, is it possible to link a folder and if so, how do I go about it?Solved11KViews0likes7CommentsI sent a shared link to someone, but they can't download the file to their device.
I was able to email a link to one of my Dropbox folders to someone who is not on Dropbox. They can view the files in the folder (in their web browser). However, there doesn't appear to be any option to download a file to their computer (for example, PDF or MP4 file). How do they do this? Thanks, JordanSolved15KViews0likes5Comments
