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Receive Dropbox ﬁles from people without an account

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My aunt is 87 years old. She has an email address, but can’t be bothered
 with the latest cloud technology or social media. I wanted some scanned
 photos that she has of me as a child, but there was no way she could 
send them via email because of the huge ﬁle size.</div>
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I use Dropbox and the other day they sent me an email telling me about a
 new feature that lets other people upload ﬁles to your account even if 
they don’t have their own Dropbox account.</div>
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Go to <a href="http://www.dropbox.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.dropbox.com</a>
 and log into your account. Now click the new ‘File requests’ option at 
the bottom left, then click the ‘Create ﬁle request’ button. You'll see 
two ﬁelds: ‘What are you requesting?’ and ‘Where should these ﬁles go in
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Type a description of your folder (for example, ‘Childhood photos’) in 
the ﬁrst. This will be the name of the destination folder shown in the 
second ﬁeld (see screenshot), then click Next Type the recipient’s email
 address and click Send.<br />
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The recipient will see a simple ‘Upload ﬁles’ button in their email. 
After clicking this, they then need to click ‘Choose ﬁles’ and upload as
 many ﬁles as they want (up to a maximum of 2GB). You’ll receive a 
notiﬁcation via email when the ﬁles have been synced to your account. My
 mother found the steps really easy to follow and I received my 
childhood photos within an hour.</div>
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My aunt is 87 years old. She has an email address, but can’t be bothered with the latest cloud technology or social media. I wanted some ...