I want to publish a few samples of my work to the web- but I want them to ONLY be view able by people who have a password that I provide them. Currently, in order to use a link to Dropbox, I can only use the "public" folder. Is there another way to accomplish this?
None of the options that we mention here include a password protection - but what about adding a first slide with a fill in the blank question for them to enter the password? You could have up to 10 correct answers...so presumably you could include 10 different options.
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Hi Michele,
None of the options that we mention here include a password protection - but what about adding a first slide with a fill in the blank question for them to enter the password? You could have up to 10 correct answers...so presumably you could include 10 different options.
Very creative idea. I might just try that! thanks
Dropbox now allows password protection
Hey, Phil.
So, you're referring to password protecting shared files or folders I assume. Is this only for Dropbox business or all Dropbox users? TIA
Hi Rebecca, dropbox changed last week all pro accounts get 1TB and password protected links
https://www.dropbox.com/pro?oqa=pro_announce_hp
I sound like a sales person for them
Yep...you getting a cut?
Yes, I thought it was just the pro accounts. Wanted to clarify. Tx for confirming.
Wow! Wonderful news! thanks
Awesome news, thanks for the update Phil!
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