I assume it is FTP with a nice interface. TeamViewer includes a file transfer utility. Whenever I need to access one, it is just a click away - no logging in or tedious exchanging of passwords, such as with Microsoft's unusable remote computing software that is included free with Windows.
I began using TeamViewer after I found that it makes connectiond to remote computers effortlessly: I created an account with TeamCenter, and then set up the same account on all computers to which I need access.
I have it on my desktop and notebook computers, as well as on my Android smartphone and tablet. I use it for tech support of the computers run by my wife, my father, and my mother-in-law. TeamViewer is meant for seeing and running the desktops of other computers, normally. The solution is to use TeamViewer, which is free for personal use. The solution is, of course, to not use Dropbox or its competitors.
It cost me about as much as one year of that 500GB Dropbox plan.) (One of my backup systems is my notebook computer with its 750GB drive, which comfortably holds all my desktop data. Their 'Team' plan starts at 1TB storage, but it must be really expensive, because Dropbox doesn't publicize the cost on their site you need to ask them for a quote. The largest personal plan on DropBox is for 500GB storage, and costs an even $499 a year. Or the file exceeds the mailbox capacity:īut Dropbox is no good for me and all my files, because my hard drive holds 655GB data, with secondary hard drives acting as backups. For instance, my ebook "Inside ARES for Linux" is 30MB Gmail and other email system reject files that large, with the typical limit being around 10MB. I agreed Dropbox was worthwhile for select files that are important while on the road, or for sending files. I lost my Macbook, but it didn't matter, because I didn't lose any of my files." "I have all my files on it," he boasted, "100GB worth. $("#aFile_upload").An industry friend and I were arguing over Dropbox while eating Greek pizza in Germany.
I have it set up with an on change event. I use jQuery to select the input element.
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