Vista - What the is going on with foldershare?

10-10-2008

I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two
ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts.
I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?

10-17-2008

You should use 1 FolderShare account to sync files between all your
computers. Can you give me more details on how you are stuck?

--
Jeremy Epling
Lead Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare

"dissappointed" wrote:

Quote:

> I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two
> ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts.
> I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?

10-21-2008

Is there any issue with setting up multiple accounts and syncing folders to
computers that are consistently accessed by other individuals? E.g. I have
one team documents file that I want my whole team to see - can they each have
their own FS account or do I need to setup one and give each of them the
login information?

"Jeremy Epling [MSFT]" wrote:

Quote:

> You should use 1 FolderShare account to sync files between all your
> computers. Can you give me more details on how you are stuck?
>
> --
> Jeremy Epling
> Lead Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare
>
>
> "dissappointed" wrote:
>

Quote:

> > I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two
> > ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts.
> > I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?

10-21-2008

On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 05:34:12 -0700, Josh <Josh@xxxxxx>
wrote:

Quote:

> Is there any issue with setting up multiple accounts and syncing folders to
> computers that are consistently accessed by other individuals? E.g. I have
> one team documents file that I want my whole team to see - can they each have
> their own FS account or do I need to setup one and give each of them the
> login information?

The most secure way, which will allow you better control of your library
and to remove access individually, is to invite each of the team members to
share the library and have them set up their own FolderShare accounts based
on the invitations you will have FolderShare send out to them.

Log in to the FolderShare web site and click on the library you wish to
share and then find the link "Invite members and set permissions". In
setting permissions you must decide whether the team members are allowed to
delete document files or add new ones or just read what is already there.

Tony

10-10-2008	#1 (permalink)
dissappointed n/a posts	What the is going on with foldershare? I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts. I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?
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10-17-2008	#2 (permalink)
Jeremy Epling [MSFT] n/a posts	RE: What the is going on with foldershare? You should use 1 FolderShare account to sync files between all your computers. Can you give me more details on how you are stuck? -- Jeremy Epling Lead Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare "dissappointed" wrote: Quote: > I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two > ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts. > I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?
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10-21-2008	#3 (permalink)
Josh n/a posts	RE: What the is going on with foldershare? Is there any issue with setting up multiple accounts and syncing folders to computers that are consistently accessed by other individuals? E.g. I have one team documents file that I want my whole team to see - can they each have their own FS account or do I need to setup one and give each of them the login information? "Jeremy Epling [MSFT]" wrote: Quote: > You should use 1 FolderShare account to sync files between all your > computers. Can you give me more details on how you are stuck? > > -- > Jeremy Epling > Lead Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare > > > "dissappointed" wrote: > Quote: > > I was able to sign in to 4 different places using my id about a week or two > > ago! I just sign out and sign back in and i got stuck on all 4 accounts. > > I've to create 3 different accounts to join them together?
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10-21-2008	#4 (permalink)
Anthony R. Gold n/a posts	Re: What the is going on with foldershare? On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 05:34:12 -0700, Josh <Josh@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > Is there any issue with setting up multiple accounts and syncing folders to > computers that are consistently accessed by other individuals? E.g. I have > one team documents file that I want my whole team to see - can they each have > their own FS account or do I need to setup one and give each of them the > login information? The most secure way, which will allow you better control of your library and to remove access individually, is to invite each of the team members to share the library and have them set up their own FolderShare accounts based on the invitations you will have FolderShare send out to them. Log in to the FolderShare web site and click on the library you wish to share and then find the link "Invite members and set permissions". In setting permissions you must decide whether the team members are allowed to delete document files or add new ones or just read what is already there. Tony
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