How to Share a Folder from Dropbox Website on Windows XP?

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There are two ways to share a folder from Dropbox website on Windows XP. You can hover the cursor over the folder's name and click 'Invite people to collaborate' to share a folder. You have another option to share a folder i.e invite people to folders from the 'Sharing' page. Create a new shared folder by clicking on 'New shared folder' button located at  the top of the page and invite people to share a folder. Once recipient accepts your invitation, the shared folder will appear in the person's Dropbox.

Here are the steps to Share a Folder from Dropbox Website on Windows XP:

  1. Go to https://www.dropbox.com/ & sign in to your account.
  2. Once you have signed into your account, you will see your photos and folders.
  3. Hover the cursor over the folder's name to select it. (clicking on the file name or icon will open the folder instead)
  4. Click "Invite people to collaborate" to give others access to the files in your folder.
  5. Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite and personal message.
  6. Click "Share folder" button.
  7. This is how you can share a folder from Dropbox website on Windows XP.

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