Dropbox Tips for TpT Buyers and Sellers

Dropbox Tips for TpT: for buyers and sellers

A lot of my resources come through a Dropbox link, and I get questions about it all the time. Teachers click the link, see a folder, and aren't sure how to print, save or open the files. I put together this free packet to answer the questions I hear most often, like how to view files, how to save them to your own Dropbox and how to save images and clipart. If you buy or sell on TpT, it should save you some frustration. Feel free to share it with your team.



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Dropbox instructions and tips for Teachers Pay Teachers buyers and sellers
FREE!!!!!   Visit my store and download an instructional packet on answers to the most frequently asked questions about Dropbox. Many times people get frustrated with Dropbox and don't know how to use the great tools and storage components. Please feel free to share the link to this resource. 

A tip from my own planning

When you open a Dropbox link, save the files to your own Dropbox or Google Drive right away instead of working from the shared link. Then make one folder per unit and drop each resource in as you download it. When the unit comes around next year, everything is in one place and you aren't searching old emails for a link.

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