Share folders not opening when others are invited to share.They are taken to the sign in page. I have uploaded docs and moved them into folders to share, 2 folders actually. I invited others to share through email. When they click on link to open folders they are taken to google sign in page for username and password. I sent it to myself also at an email address other than gmail.com and it worked as long as I was signed in to google account. When I logged out and followed the instructions on the email and clicked linked I too was taken to the google sign in page and was not able to access folders. I have deleted everything and reloaded twice to know avail......I have 15 people waiting to use this and it would be GREAT if I can get this fantastic tool to work....HELP please.....Huge Thanks, Brenda

Run SugarSync Manager and log in


Navigate through your files and folders under SugarSync until you find the folder to use for collaboration. To navigate folders, just double-click on the folders.


Right-click on the folder. This will bring out the context menu.


Go to "SugarSync" and select "Share." The Share window will appear.


Click on the "Share Privately" button on the left of the Share window. Only people you invite will be able to join this private shared folder.


Choose the recipients. Under the Recipients box, type in the email addresses of all the people you want to share this folder with. These people will need SugarSync accounts in order to join your shared folder.

Add a personal message. There is a text box under "Recipients" where you can add a custom or personal message to welcome them and give them a background of your folder. This is optional though.

Send the invitation. When you're ready, click on the "Send Invitation" button. An email will be sent to your recipients inviting them to join your shared folder. Once your recipients accept the invitation, your shared folder will be created, downloaded, and synced on their computers.

Upload videos to YouTube from your computer.

1. Sign into your YouTube account.
2. Click on Upload at the top of the page.
3. Before you start uploading the video you can chose the video privacy settings.
4. Select the video you'd like to upload from your computer. You can also create a video slideshow or import a video from Google Photos.
5. As the video is uploading you can edit both the basic information and the advanced settings of the video, and decide if you want to notify subscribers (if you uncheck this option no communication will be shared with your subscribers). Partners will also be able to adjust their Monetization settings.
6. Click Publish to finish uploading a public video to YouTube. If you set the video privacy setting to Private or Unlisted, just click Done to finish the upload or click Share to privately share your video.
7. If you haven't clicked Publish, your video won't be viewable by other people. You can always publish your video at a later time in your Video Manager.

if u have the actual video file, attach it to an email and send it on to whoever you want to.
However, this may be a problem if the video file is too big.. in which case, you should store it on a server somewhere and send the link to the video to whoever you want to share it with something like Dropbox.

Once you sign up for a free 2GB Dropbox account, you can get get a further 250MB by just completing the following via the "Getting started" tab at the top of the screen:

1. Take the Dropbox Tour
2. Install Dropbox on Your Computer
3. Put Files in your Dropbox Folder
4. Install Dropbox on Other Computers You Use
5. Share a Folder with Friends or Colleagues
6. Invite Some Friends to Join Dropbox
7. Install Dropbox on Your Mobile Device

Hi there,

Just go to youtube.com and locate the video you want uploaded to your facebook profile. Just under the video box, you can see SHARE. Click on Facebook and a new window will pop out. It will ask you sign in (if you are not signed in to Facebook). Just click Share and it will upload the video to your Facebook profile.

All the best!

Sign up for Friendster
1. Step 1 Visit the Friendster Web site (see Resources below) and click the "Sign Up Now!" link to join.
   
2. Step 2 Enter the information Friendster asks for, like your first and last name, gender and contact information. You'll also have to create your password here. Click "Register" when you've completed the form on the page.
   
3. Step 3 Invite friends and family to join Friendster via email by importing their addresses from your email account. On the next page, you'll see a list of common email providers (like Yahoo, Hotmail, and AOL). Click on the link for your provider to select the addresses you want to import.
   
4. Step 4 Input the email addresses of people you want to invite to join Friendster manually. Enter their addresses into the boxes provided on the page. You can also add a customized message to your invitations.
   
5. Step 5 Click the "Invite" button or the "Continue" link to proceed without inviting anyone.
   
6. Step 6 Add a photo to your profile by clicking the 'Browse' button on the next page. This will allow you to search your computer's files for a picture you want other Friendster users to see. Afterwards, you can add a caption to the photo in the provided box.
   
7. Step 7 Click the 'Upload' button and the photo and caption will be added to your profile.
   
8. Step 8 Make your profile available for other Friendster users to see by verifying your email address. To do this, open the email that Friendster will send to your inbox and click the "Verify Email" button. You'll be taken to your profile.
   

In the start menu click network,on the bar on top click network and sharing center,scroll down and enable network discovery.

try going to cmd with all the laptops connected to your network and try the net view command
do you see the other computers?
try a net start command and then net share and that may be your issue.

otherwise you can simply right click the folder you want to share and click share, if your system recognizes any of the other systems on the network then they will apear in a drop down catalog.

i myself prefer the command prompt:
a "net stop" command followed by "net start", "net share", may reset the setting that is preventing you from sharing

GOOD LUCK and please post any responses from these commands if this is not the solution

it is possible

If you have multiple computers in your home and they are connected through a home network, you can share files among your computers. That means you no longer have to copy files to a floppy disk or USB flash drive to transfer them to another computer. Once you configure your computer to share files, you (or another user with the appropriate permissions) can, by using Windows Explorer, open them from other computers connected to the network, just like you’d open files that are stored on a single computer. You can also choose to have folders visible—but not modifiable—from other computers on the network.
To share files on your computer with other computers on a network, you need to:
• Share a folder on your computer. This will make all of the files in the folder available to all the computers on your network (you can’t share individual files).
• Set up user accounts on your computer for everyone who needs to connect to your shared folder. If any of the accounts are Limited User accounts (unless an account is a Computer Administrator account, it is a Limited User account), follow the steps in Set permissions for files and folders to enable them to open your files.

To access shared files that are on another computer on your network, you need to:
• Connect to the shared folder from other computers on the network. This procedure is described in Map a network drive.

Note: By default, file permissions only allow your user account and administrators on your local computer to open your files, regardless of whether a person is sitting at your keyboard or at another computer. It may help to keep these three things in mind when setting up file sharing:
• Files have user permission settings.
• Every computer has its own user database.
• Some accounts are administrator accounts and some aren’t.

Configure your computer to share files To share a folder on your computer so that files stored in the folder can be accessed from other computers on your home network
1.
Log on to your computer as an administrator. For more information, see Access the administrator account from the Welcome screen.
2.
Click Start, and then click My Documents.
3.
Right-click the folder that you want to share, and then click Sharing and Security.
Tip: If you want to share your entire My Documents folder, open My Documents, and then click the Up button on the toolbar. You can then select the My Documents folder.
4.
If you see a message that reads, As a security measure, Windows has disabled remote access to this computer, click the Network Setup Wizard link. Then follow the instructions in How to set up your computer for home networking. On the File and printer sharing page of the Network Setup Wizard, be sure to select Turn on file and printer sharing. If you do not see this message, skip this step and go to step 5.
Note: If you do not see the Network Setup Wizard link or the Share this folder on the network check box, your computer probably has Simple File Sharing disabled. This is a common change made to computers used for business. In fact, it happens automatically when a computer joins an Active Directory domain. You should follow these instructions to share a folder instead.
5.
In the Properties dialog box, select the Share this folder on the network check box.
6.
If you want to be able to edit your files from any computer on your network (instead of just being able to open them without saving any changes), select the Allow network users to change my files check box.
7.
Click OK.
Windows Explorer will show a hand holding the folder icon, indicating that the folder is now shared.
To connect to the shared folder from another computer, follow the steps described in How to map a network drive.
Note: By default, only you and other people with an administrator account on the computer sharing the folder will be able to open your files. To limit access of specific users with an administrator account on the computer sharing the folder, read How to set permissions for files and folders.