Share files? Yes& when you share files from one Dropbox account to another& you are indirectly uploading the files to the other account. One of the easiest solutions to this problem is to share files from one Dropbox account to another. This may be the account of a client or a team member. However& there are times when you need to upload files to another person’s Dropbox account. It integrates with different apps and makes file sharing so easy. Dropbox is one of the most famous cloud storage platforms in the world. “How do I upload files to someone else’s Dropbox?” Just like you& many other people have asked this particular question. Again, I have never had this issue in the past.Part 1 Part 1: Share files of one Dropbox account with another By the way, I do have SmartSync enabled however, I have turned off the auto-sync feature - so any work I save is saved locally.so I'm not convinced SmartSync is the issue - unless I'm missing something. Additionally, if after saving I look in the Dropbox folder where the file exists, there is a temp file also located in the folder which remains until I close the file in InDesign. I have just returned to using it and am noticing every time I hit "save" to my work (I have trained myself to save often!), InDesign immediately displays at "read only" notification to the file name and it then appears to be frozen (though it's not.) If I continue to work after saving and then try to save again, I get a pop-up notice that the file is 'read only' and can only be saved with a new file name.which is a bit maddening considering how often I save my work. I'm assuming this is some conflict that has developed in one or more of the newer versions of InDesign as I have not used the application now for a couple of years. I've used Dropbox for at least a decade and have not had issues with this until recently.
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