When users drop files into your Drop Box, This means that they won't be able to open the folder,īut can copy files to it. When guest users look at your Drop Box, it will be belted, with a downĪrrow over it.
Visitors can copy things into the Drop Box, but won't be able to see
Should check the box for Make Changes, but not for For older versions of the OS, next to 'Everyone:', you Pop-up menu next to 'Everyone:', select Write only (Dropīox). Mac OS 8.5 and later, go to the File menu, chooseĮarlier versions of the OS, from the File menu, select Make into a Drop Box, and then select it by clicking it once. Then create a shared folder where guest users have read access. Your Drop Box, and also give access to the folders that enclose it: One, you must set the privileges on the folder you want to make into Mac OS X, see ARCHIVED: In Mac OS X, how do I create a Drop Box accessible to others onĪ Drop Box is a folder to which anyone on the network may copy files,īut whose contents only the computer's owner may access. Note: For information on how to make a Drop Box in Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University.
