Swackhamer Meeh Helpful | Level 6

Hi, Theresa— While we have not yet managed to achieve the "paperless office" that was touted a few decades ago when workstation computers were first being introduced, we do not generate much paper these days and don't want to keep it around, so we use Dropbox as an electronic filing system for our various companies. If we…

I feared as much, and that's what I've been doing for a while. Here is an alternative question: Is it possible to sign out of the desktop app and then log in to the other account? I have fiddled with it for a while and cannot figure out whether/how to do that. Thanks for your help.

Thank you for your response. No, the accounts are not part of a Dropbox team account: The companies are not in any way associated except that they're owned by the same people. I do not want to connect the accounts and they are, in fact, both Dropbox Plus accounts, so apparently I couldn't link them even if I wanted. What…

I am using Google Chrome for this purpose, and I actually tried to upload it three different ways: 1) Drag and drop from the flash drive I use for preliminary storage; 2) click "Upload" on the Dropbox page; 3) copy the document and attempt to paste it to the folder in Dropbox. Each time I got the same "Waiting" and no…

This is massively helpful--thank you! [This thread is now closed by moderators due to inactivity. If you're experiencing a similar behavior, feel free to start a new discussion in the Dropbox Community here.]

All the folders are currently shared; I'm trying to figure out a way to create a folder that can't be accessed by the other users. Since they all have the login information, they can--at least in theory--access all the folders on the website, but I need one that contains files they shouldn't see. Thanks to your suggestion…

Pity. We set it up because our multiple users are scattered across the country (and one international), so Dropbox is the most efficient way to give everyone access to the corporate files. Now I need to stash something because I'm losing data (files are becoming corrupted) on the flash drive I've been using for storage,…

I second that. I work for two different corporate entities owned by the same family trusts, and we have Dropbox Pro set up for each in order to keep the accounts/information completely separate. Each account is accessed (via shared folders and direct website access) by the same 4-6 people, although I do the actual document…