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Nick Meinhold

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Mar 19, 2013, 9:16:07 AM3/19/13
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Hello all! 

I've started a new topic (by sending an email to "fountain-house-direc...@googlegroups.com" with a new subject).  Keeping discussions in a relevant topic makes it easier to find old emails and keeps things organised.  

So to add photos or other files to the dropbox, open dropbox on your computer (it's a blue box in the top right [mac] or bottom right [windows] of your screen).  This will open *your* dropbox folder and inside that there will be another folder called "Fountain House Training Group".  Anything you put into the folder called "Fountain House Training Group" will be shared by the group.  This folder is a co-owned space so once a put a file into the folder named "Fountain House Training Group", anyone in the group can move or delete the file.  For this reason, I suggest you don't *move* files into the shared folder, but   copy them in and delete them when you no longer want them there. 

I will create a folder for each of us inside the shared folder for you to put your files in.  You can create your own folders if you prefer.  

Nick 

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Nick Meinhold

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Mar 22, 2013, 10:32:30 PM3/22/13
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Ok, I took my photos out of the dropbox so that should have freed up a bit of space.  

So who's going first?  

I'm suggesting we each take turns of copying all of our photos into the dropbox, then delete them when everyone else has posted here on the google group that they have copied all the photos they want. 

Does that make sense?  Does it sound like a good way to do it? 

Nick 

On Tuesday, 19 March 2013 23:16:07 UTC+10, Nick Meinhold wrote:
Hello all! 

I've started a new topic (by sending an email to "fountain-house-director-training-march-13@googlegroups.com" with a new subject).  Keeping discussions in a relevant topic makes it easier to find old emails and keeps things organised.  
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