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SantiagoL
New member | Level 2
3 years ago

When I send someone permission to log in to one folder, they get access to all the other folders.

When I send someone permission to log in to one folder, they get access to all the other folders, which I do not want.
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  • Mark's avatar
    Mark
    3 years ago

    No, they dont at all. They get access to that one folder only 

     

    However, if you are clicking on the link to test it then you would be able to see everything as the system detects and knows you are already logged in. 

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Mark
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3 years ago

No, they dont at all. They get access to that one folder only 

 

However, if you are clicking on the link to test it then you would be able to see everything as the system detects and knows you are already logged in. 

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    SantiagoL
    New member | Level 2
    3 years ago

    Mark-

    Thanks for your reassurance.  I checked it out with a couple of friends as well.  I looked at several alternatives, but documents I uploaded to Dropbox were the most legible.

    Sandy

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