Can you download shared file with free dropbox

 · Hey @mmissey9, thanks for using Dropbox and welcome to our Community! If they don't have a Dropbox account, you can share a link to the folder with them, as this would grant them with view and download rights. Let me know if you have any other questions! Walter. Community Moderator @ .  · Part 3: How to Download Dropbox Files to iPhone. If you are using an iPhone you can also download from Dropbox to phone. It is pretty simple as well once you have downloaded the Dropbox app from the Apple Store. Let’s show you how to do a .  · PM. I need to download all files from a folder someone shared with me, but instructions I've found online mention hovering over files and clicking a checkmark, which is not appearing. I've also seen reference to downloading all as a ZIP file, but this option doesn't appear either. The only option seems to be clicking each file.

Then, you can do what you can just like in Dropbox webpage including download/upload files, create new folder, delete an item, rename a file/folder, copy/copy to or cut (move), share a photo/picture, etc. you could have a xml in your public folder that have all the other urls from the files in your dropbox. Then on startup you download that xml file and you could link all the correct urls to your buttons. Share a Dropbox folder with anyone. You can share files with anyone, including people without Dropbox accounts, by sharing a link to any file or folder. You can send a shared link by email, Facebook, Twitter, instant message, social networks, wherever you want. Shared links are view-only, and by default anyone with the link can view and.

You can share files with anyone, including people without Dropbox accounts, by sharing a link to any file or folder. You can send a shared link by email, Facebook, Twitter, instant message, social networks, wherever you want. Shared links are view-only, and by default anyone with the link can view and download its contents. Hey @mmissey9, thanks for using Dropbox and welcome to our Community! If they don't have a Dropbox account, you can share a link to the folder with them, as this would grant them with view and download rights. Let me know if you have any other questions! Walter. Community Moderator @ Dropbox. Then, you can do what you can just like in Dropbox webpage including download/upload files, create new folder, delete an item, rename a file/folder, copy/copy to or cut (move), share a photo/picture, etc.