Way to share large files, specifical vids and photos
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and wow...dal is super fast...already uploaded some photos haha...
just fyi drop box is basically cloud computing for storage purposes...so the way it works, user drops a file in the dropbox...it get's uploaded to dropbox server, and then trickles down to all the other computers that have access to that folder. so you should be able to access the file via the web interface at www.getdropbox.com or just give it time and it'll populate down to your computer.
just fyi drop box is basically cloud computing for storage purposes...so the way it works, user drops a file in the dropbox...it get's uploaded to dropbox server, and then trickles down to all the other computers that have access to that folder. so you should be able to access the file via the web interface at www.getdropbox.com or just give it time and it'll populate down to your computer.
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Hmm... I'm new to this stuff, but in the Files tab, I can't seem to preview the pics before downloading from the page below,
My Dropbox » Ohio G Club » IPS Dyno Meet Selected
UploadCreate folderMore actions
Name Size Modified
Parent folder
DSC_0051.JPG3.3MB7 mins ago
DSC_0052.JPG3.58MB7 mins ago
My Dropbox » Ohio G Club » IPS Dyno Meet Selected
UploadCreate folderMore actions
Name Size Modified
Parent folder
DSC_0051.JPG3.3MB7 mins ago
DSC_0052.JPG3.58MB7 mins ago
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yeah the web interface isn't conducive to previewing files. just install the dropbox app on your computer and i'll automatically d/l them all there anyway. its meant more to be used as a standalone program on a PC. the web interface is just an additional useful feature.
bandwidth wise it only uses bandwidth when someone makes a change to the folder, ie it needs to upload a file to the server, or d/l to make sure the folder is synced up. once everything is checked out to be the same, bandwidth usage should be negligible....
bandwidth wise it only uses bandwidth when someone makes a change to the folder, ie it needs to upload a file to the server, or d/l to make sure the folder is synced up. once everything is checked out to be the same, bandwidth usage should be negligible....
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yeah the web interface isn't conducive to previewing files. just install the dropbox app on your computer and i'll automatically d/l them all there anyway. its meant more to be used as a standalone program on a PC. the web interface is just an additional useful feature.
bandwidth wise it only uses bandwidth when someone makes a change to the folder, ie it needs to upload a file to the server, or d/l to make sure the folder is synced up. once everything is checked out to be the same, bandwidth usage should be negligible....
bandwidth wise it only uses bandwidth when someone makes a change to the folder, ie it needs to upload a file to the server, or d/l to make sure the folder is synced up. once everything is checked out to be the same, bandwidth usage should be negligible....
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