The “Share access levels” feature is useful for everyone, who wishes to share particular folders with
their relatives,friends and collegues. You even may let them manage certain folders if it’s necessary.
In particular you may allow other users to:
In particular you may allow other users to:
- browse files in a certain folder;
- copy/paste files;
- rename/delete files;
- upload new files to the folder;
- create versatile subfolders;
- download any file;
- download the whole folder.
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Jason, 23
“ My friends and me play in the band, so I’ve created 1 folder to give file sharing access to the music pieces, we like to discuss, if everyone likes it, and if we can some guitar, or drum techniques from a certain track, for example. It’s also good to download our new demos, as soon Mike (our frontman) gets them from the sound-studio.”
“ My friends and me play in the band, so I’ve created 1 folder to give file sharing access to the music pieces, we like to discuss, if everyone likes it, and if we can some guitar, or drum techniques from a certain track, for example. It’s also good to download our new demos, as soon Mike (our frontman) gets them from the sound-studio.”
Joshua, 35
“ I’m a volunteer in one of the NGOs in my home town, San Diego, and the created shared folder in my account at 4shared includes all possible information about environmental protection, eco-life and social services, provided by our organization. The folder is also open for everyone to add their stories, interesting articles on the relative topics, etc. 4shared is really helping us spreading the eco-ideas all over the world.”
“ I’m a volunteer in one of the NGOs in my home town, San Diego, and the created shared folder in my account at 4shared includes all possible information about environmental protection, eco-life and social services, provided by our organization. The folder is also open for everyone to add their stories, interesting articles on the relative topics, etc. 4shared is really helping us spreading the eco-ideas all over the world.”