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• Write to folder. Recipients may add files to the folder, delete files from the folder, or edit files contained in the folder and save the edited version. (You should be aware that the uploaded version will overwrite the version currently in the folder.) • Download images from the web. Recipients may download full-size versions of images being shared in this folder. If you don't give the people with whom you're sharing this folder permission to download full-size images, they won't be able to download the folder or any folders contained within it, even if none of the folders contains images. Notifying Share Recipients Shares via the Web Mirra sends people with whom you're sharing a folder via the web an email with a link to the Mirra web site. You can change the default message in that email: Figure 6~19 Message to Recipients of Shares via the Web • Leave the default message as it is or replace it with your own message. Shares via the Local Network People with whom you share a folder on the local network do not receive an email notifying them of a share. Once a folder has been shared via the local network, it can be accessed on the Share screen on the local computer. It's not necessary for local users to go to the Mirra web site to access shared folders. Mirra Manual for Windows Release 2.2 106

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Mirra Manual for Windows
Release 2.2
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•
Write to folder.
Recipients may add files to the folder, delete files from the
folder, or edit files contained in the folder and save the edited version. (You
should be aware that the uploaded version will overwrite the version currently
in the folder.)
•
Download images from the web.
Recipients may download full-size versions of
images being shared in this folder.
Notifying Share Recipients
Shares via the Web
Mirra sends people with whom you’re sharing a folder via the web an email with a link
to the Mirra web site. You can change the default message in that email:
Figure 6~19
Message to Recipients of Shares via the Web
•
Leave the default message as it is or replace it with your own message.
Shares via the Local Network
People with whom you share a folder on the local network do not receive an email
notifying them of a share. Once a folder has been shared via the local network, it
can be accessed on the Share screen on the local computer. It’s not necessary for
local users to go to the Mirra web site to access shared folders.
If you don’t give the people with whom you’re shar-
ing this folder permission to download full-size
images, they won’t be able to download the folder
or any folders contained within it, even if none of
the folders contains images.