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October 11, 2014 at 10:34 am #6905cmcgrath5035Moderator
The complexity of many threads here can be better managed with the help of Dropbox, if you are a user. The most recent Dropbox no longer uses a Public folder, any Folder in your Dropbox can be shared by generating a link.
How-to
1. In your Dropbox, create a new Folder, make the name meaningful to you. For example: Forum_Issue_1
2. Copy into folder Forum_Issue_1 files that might have useful information about your question.
Information about your environment (software, cnc machine, etc), a copy of your tinyG parameters ($$ dump), perhaps a GCode file that won’t run correctly for you, perhaps screenshots from tools you are using, perhaps a picture of a run-gone bad, etc.
3. In your forum post, add a link to the Dropbox/Forum_Issue_1 folder.Here is a link to a template folder showing information I have hanging around
As the thread discussion progresses, you can add or subtract files from your Forum_Issue_1 folder.
Depending on your browser, files with known extensions such as txt, doc, jpg, etc. will open in online viewer, all files can easily be downloaded.
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My Linux Dropbox interface does not allow me to generate the Links from my Desktop at the moment (a KDE Dolphin issue I suspect).
To get the above link, I opened my Dropbox via web interface (Firefox) and grabbed the link there. You may have to experiment.
On Windows Explorer, I was able to create the link from the desktop.Public acknowledgment to user Rhinofart, who used this technique recently and it significantly sped up the clarity and issue resolution process,
February 24, 2018 at 6:26 am #10867googlefeudMemberMy Linux Dropbox interface does not allow me to generate the Links from my Desktop at the moment for my site googlefeud
February 24, 2018 at 6:37 am #10868cmcgrath5035ModeratorYou should be able to do that via a web (browser) interface to your dropbox.
In 2014, Dropbox was much easier to use than it is today.
Maybe use Gdrive, or some other cloud environment- This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by cmcgrath5035.
August 24, 2022 at 4:02 am #12149maxcomParticipantcreated a topic to get help nearly a month ago… still not posted… awaiting moderation… FML!!!
August 24, 2022 at 1:07 pm #12150cmcgrath5035ModeratorHmmm, I don’t see any new topic in ‘TinyG Support’
I am also not sure what your comment “awaiting moderation”, are you getting some sort of message that requires some sort of approval or other interaction ??
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