to put your family files into that shared folder and to connect to them in ReunionTouch on your iPad.īe sure to always keep the family files in that shared Dropbox folder on the iMac. Then, follow the steps (beginning with step 3) found here. (Be sure to allow the other account to edit the contents of that folder.) The procedures to login into numerous Dropbox account through the web are outlined below. Now, let's look at how this can be accomplished. Hover on the Add an account icon on the right-hand portion of the app window and choose which cloud storage youd like to add to. Then, follow the prompts in the window that opens to invite others to that shared folder. To put it another way, using numerous accounts of any Web app no longer necessitates logging in and out all the time. tip Dropbox Basic makes it easy to securely send large files to anyone, and collaborate easily on the files you share.Shared links: Easily create a link for any file in your Dropbox that you can paste into an email, chat, or text. * Right-click or Control-click on the folder you want to share. To share a "folder" in your Dropbox folder, do this. And, finally, put the family files into that shared folder so ReunionTouch can download them. Then, share that folder with the other Dropbox account. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks!I recommend creating a "shared" folder in the Dropbox account on one iMac. Can we each have a DropBox account and place our Family Files in them and have them accessible to a single iPad? I know that we have had trouble trying to sync two iTunes accounts with the iPad so are concerned something similar would be involved here. You can check how many devices are currently connected to your account and remove devices youre not using on Dropboxs security page for your account.
Our iMacs have separate accounts for each user so we would each like to be able to use Reunion while in our own account.
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