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JMBand wrote:I thought Dropbox would allow me to open up the song file I'd been working on in my upstairs computer, into my more powerful basement machine ...
Yes, you'll absolutely be able to do that, without any special sharing or linking. That's the main function of Dropbox; to sync files between your devices. Anything placed in your Dropbox folder will be available within the Dropbox folder on any other computer signed in to the same account.
Thanks for the reply!
As far as your questions, I am a music producer who likes to work in both computers (not at the same time lol) and instead of transferring song files via USB stick (which is a PITA), I thought Dropbox would allow me to open up the song file I'd been working on in my upstairs computer, into my more powerful basement machine that has many more resources.
JMBand wrote:I thought Dropbox would allow me to open up the song file I'd been working on in my upstairs computer, into my more powerful basement machine ...
Yes, you'll absolutely be able to do that, without any special sharing or linking. That's the main function of Dropbox; to sync files between your devices. Anything placed in your Dropbox folder will be available within the Dropbox folder on any other computer signed in to the same account.
Thanks Rich, greatly appreciated! Obviously I'm still learning Dropbox. I confused the terms "share," "link," and "sync."
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