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Film Rescue
Explorer | Level 3
6 months ago

What happened to the "send a copy" option? I can no longer see it

We've been using Dropbox transfers for some time now almost every day by going to the black "share folder" button in the upper right corner when in a folder, using the pull down menu from the "share ...
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  • Rich's avatar
    Rich
    6 months ago
    Film Rescue wrote:

    ... this still isn't the same as before because it is sharing the folders in the folder vs the root folder those folders are in.

    Uncheck the folders, then click the gear icon next to the main folder name and select Share, then Send a copy.

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Film Rescue
Explorer | Level 3

So...but, this still isn't the same as before because it is sharing the folders in the folder vs the root folder those folders are in. Last week sharing the root folder was simply accessible in a pull down menu that was there before when you hovered over "share folder".  Thanks for this but it's not optimal.

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Rich
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6 months ago
Film Rescue wrote:

... this still isn't the same as before because it is sharing the folders in the folder vs the root folder those folders are in.

Uncheck the folders, then click the gear icon next to the main folder name and select Share, then Send a copy.

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    Film Rescue
    Explorer | Level 3
    6 months ago

    Yay!...you're a good guy Rich

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