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  1. As you will know by looking at the forum, it's different.

    The reason for this is because we've recently upgraded our forums from IP Board version 3.4 to version 4. This is a ground-up rewrite of IP Board, which includes some nice new features. This is the biggest change in software in over 5 years. It is all new code wise, not an update but a rewrite of the whole software.

    For this upgrade, we had to get rid of old functionalities, like shoutbox, IRC, Wiki. These features will be back with time.

    In general it looks similar with some cleaner design elements, and built as a responsive site so mobile should work better overall. They only launched this last month, I expect some bugs.

    I want to make you aware of the first big change. In IPB 3 we were having our login name, and display names (the ones you guys change and displays with your avatar). They ditched the double name convention, and we had to make a choice of having either saving login names, or display names. We picked login names.  So if your login name is different than your display name, you will need only your login name to enter this website.

    You can post any questions about the new software in this thread.

     

    Please note we've lost 24 hours of our database during this major upgrade. Some new guests may want to register again.

    Thank You

    Kind Regards,

    -Plick/Jordan

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  2. Pros:
    File synching OS support Admin features
    Cons:
    Price could prove a dealbreaker for some


    The features that are included in every Dropbox for Business account include:

    • Unlimited file recovery and version history
    • Editing files between users without overwriting changes
    • Onboarding and offboarding staff members using a single existing Dropbox account
    • Admin console for centralized management of staff accounts, report generation and account payments
    • Reports showing activity per staff member on a timeline
    • Integrates existing authentication using SSO (single sign-on) with Active Directory
    • Dedicated phone support (in addition to email option)

    Verdict:
    While not the most expensive solution, Dropbox for Business is not cheap either as costs will soon mount up. The admin features should make the service ease to manage though. The service has a lot to offer organizations: file sharing, collaboration, backups and integration with third-party apps and services. It is a worthy competitor to the likes of Box, OneDrive and Google Drive.

    Cloud storage is getting cheaper all the time and our internet connections are now speeding up to the point where cloud storage makes a lot of sense.

    Dropbox for Business has been out for a while and aims to build on the simplicity of its consumer service with handy tools for admins to keep control of the data flowing in and out of the enterprise.

    Design, interface and accessibility

    The interface is virtually the same as the consumer offering. The service separates your business account (and folders) from your personal ones though, which means that users can partition their private data from work stuff.

    As with the personal version, Dropbox for Business offers accessin a number of ways; web, mobile apps and applications for Mac, Linux and Windows.

    Installing a client on an operating system creates a folder on that computer where data can be stored and synced to other devices. Of course, not only do these files and folders sync to a user’s other devices, the also sync to colleagues’ devices if those files and folders are shared.

    A mobile app can be installed on iOS (both iPhone and iPad) as well as Android devices, BlackBerry, Windows Phone and Kindle Fire. The Windows app was updated (to version 1.1) in February 2015 to include enhanced functionality such as the ability to share and unsure folders with other users more effectively.

    There is uniformity to how Dropbox works on desktop clients. A user’s Dropbox for Business folder is separate from their personal Dropbox folder (which makes life much simpler). The folders work in much the same way as any other folder works on the desktop; Once a file is saved to the Dropbox folder, the service goes to work to sync it to the cloud and other devices that have access to that folder.

    The mobile client also shows separate folders for business and personal.

    With the mobile client, users can view files with the app and edit them using third-party tools, the most notable of these are Microsoft Office apps. For example, on an iOS device, you can open up a file within Dropbox and from there, tap on the edit icon at the bottom. This then asks which editing app you wish to use (in this case Microsoft Word). Once editing is over and the file saved, this flips back to Dropbox.

    Moving files between personal folders and business ones (for example, you have a photo in the Camera Uploads folder of your personal account and you want to copy it to your business one) can be a bit of a faff, but ultimately possible if you invest a bit of time in switching on Dropbox as a storage provider. We tried to copy files across from other storage providers such as Box and OneDrive, but either through being denied access (as in Box) or causing the app to crash (as in OneDrive) this proved fruitless.

    The service provides business with 5TB of storage for starters (although more can be bought if needed).

    Synching and sharing files

    Dropbox is famous for its syncing and sharing features. With the business version there are more features to ease sharing securely. Settings can be changed to allow team members to share folders with people outside of the team as well as letting team members join shared folders of other organizations. Links can also be set to allow sharing with people outside of the team.

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  3. It has come to our attention that few users are spamming our members via PM. If you have received any kind of that message, please ignore as its a spam.

    Mass notices will only sent from staff members which include Moderators And Admins.

    Please be careful if you have signed up to their listed website as they could try to compromise your password.
    Change your password once a month or use passwords that you don't use on other places.
    If you have signed up there, please change your password for this site as we have no way of knowing if your password has compromised.
    its for your peace of mind.

    If you receive any further messages of that sort, please contact us immediately.. so we can take care of the user.

    SPAMMING IS NOT TOLERATED HERE.

    The Recent Spamming Website is known to be a Fake Website to steal your passwords and Hack into your accounts.
    If you are registered on any other website with the same password you use on InviteHawk and Maybe on Trackers, Kindly change the passwords ASAP.


    Regards,
    Plick

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