Yet another dropbox question

[blunomore]

Is it possible to upload folders (as opposed to individual files) to dropbox?

Alternatively, is there any way in which I can upload multiple files simultaneously without having to drag and drop each one?

Thanks

 

[marine1]

Why dont you just use Google Drive? So much easier in my opinion
'But back on DB, you should have a folder on your machine that is dropbox and you can just dump all files and folders in there, its simple

 

[bwana]

Is it possible to upload folders (as opposed to individual files) to dropbox?

Alternatively, is there any way in which I can upload multiple files simultaneously without having to drag and drop each one?

Thanks

Yes

 

[blunomore]

Yes

It must be the wind in PE. Or maybe you were born that way.

 

[|tera|]

Is it possible to upload folders (as opposed to individual files) to dropbox?

Alternatively, is there any way in which I can upload multiple files simultaneously without having to drag and drop each one?

Thanks

Yes blu,

Just copy and paste (or cut and paste) the folder in your dropbox folder. It's not that hard actually

 

[marine1]

Yes blu,

Just copy and paste the folder in your dropbox folder. It's not that hard actually

Yes as said above its simple just drag and drop files, folders whatever into the dropbox folder.

 

[blunomore]

Yes as said above its simple just drag and drop files, folders whatever into the dropbox folder.

It is 300 files

I was hoping to put them in one folder and drop them into dropbox, but it does not allow me to do that

 

[marine1]

It is 300 files

I was hoping to put them in one folder and drop them into dropbox, but it does not allow me to do that

Why what does it say? You should be able to do just that
Maybe size issue

 

[Bar0n]

Is it possible to upload folders (as opposed to individual files) to dropbox?

Alternatively, is there any way in which I can upload multiple files simultaneously without having to drag and drop each one?

Thanks

Don't use Dropbox in your web browser, download the client. Then it works like a normal folder on your PC.

 

[marine1]

Don't use Dropbox in your web browser, download the client. Then it works like a normal folder on your PC.

Yes without doubt

 

[blunomore]

Yes without doubt

Don't use Dropbox in your web browser, download the client. Then it works like a normal folder on your PC.

Will try that

 

[marine1]

Will try that

Its the only way trust me

 

[Bar0n]

Will try that

Remember the client will use quite a bit of data to sync your online files locally if you have a lot of files stored online.

 

[LazyLion]

BTW, if you install DropBox on a Samsung phone, they bump up your storage to 50 Gigabytes.

 

[w1z4rd]

BTW, if you install DropBox on a Samsung phone, they bump up your storage to 50 Gigabytes.

Yeah, I see it backups all my pictures automatically as well. So now when I take a picture a copy is kept on my phone, a copy is uploaded to dropbox and a copy is uploaded to G+ . Awesome redundancy

 

[LazyLion]

Yeah, I see it backups all my pictures automatically as well. So now when I take a picture a copy is kept on my phone, a copy is uploaded to dropbox and a copy is uploaded to G+ . Awesome redundancy

Yep, loving that feature... you can even tell it to only use wifi for that feature.

 

[Chingha]

Apparently you can ow set it to not upload video too. A couple of minutes of full HD video upload will hammer you connection

 

[MartyMarts]

Apparently you can ow set it to not upload video too. A couple of minutes of full HD video upload will hammer you connection

Yes, very true.

 

[ngwe23]

Will try that

Wait, wait ! You mean you were dragging and dropping files onto the website not the client?