Getting Started With Cubby
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Getting Started with Cubby
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Follow the Path to Cubby Enlightenment
Cubby helps you keep your stuff up-to-date and available wherever, whenever. We’ll show you how.
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Sign up atcubby.com
You’ve probably already done this.
Download and install the Cubby desktop application
on your PC or Mac.
You may have already done this during sign-up. If not,
add folder
use thedownload link when logged in to cubby.com.
The desktop application is the key to sharing across
your devices and with friends or colleagues.
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0.1 MB in use of 5.0 GB
Check out your firstcubby: My Cubby.
Are you thinking “Whoa? What’s a cubby?”
A cubby is any folder that you want to share with people
or devices via Cubby. My Cubby is just your first cubby.
Use it or not, it’s up toyou.
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Make a cubby.
You can turn any folder into a cubby without changing
how you manage your files. Here’s what you do:
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•
Drag any folder onto the Cubby application
or click addfolder.
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The folder stays where it is and becomes a cubby.
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Open the Cubby desktop application.
Work with it like a normal folder.
make “Any Folder” a cubby
add folder
0.1 MBin use of 5.0 GB
Share your cubby with whomever you choose.
Any changes made to the cubby’s contents will appear
to all cubby members.
That means friends and colleagues can grab stuff fromyour cubby and add stuff of their own.
Copyright © 2012 LogMeIn, Inc.
Any Folder
C://users/bert/My Cubby
“Any Folder” is shared with
email@email.com
Bert (you)
owner
invite Getting Started with Cubby
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Make a public link. Anyone with the link can access
an entire cubby or individual file.
Any Folder
That means folks can access your cubby or file, but they
can’tchange it or add to it.
C://users/bert/My Cubby
public link for “Any Folder”
Tip: Use cubby.com to make a public link for an individual
file. See the FAQ for details.
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Access your...
1
Follow the Path to Cubby Enlightenment
Cubby helps you keep your stuff up-to-date and available wherever, whenever. We’ll show you how.
1
2
Sign up atcubby.com
You’ve probably already done this.
Download and install the Cubby desktop application
on your PC or Mac.
You may have already done this during sign-up. If not,
add folder
use thedownload link when logged in to cubby.com.
The desktop application is the key to sharing across
your devices and with friends or colleagues.
3
0.1 MB in use of 5.0 GB
Check out your firstcubby: My Cubby.
Are you thinking “Whoa? What’s a cubby?”
A cubby is any folder that you want to share with people
or devices via Cubby. My Cubby is just your first cubby.
Use it or not, it’s up toyou.
4
Make a cubby.
You can turn any folder into a cubby without changing
how you manage your files. Here’s what you do:
•
•
Drag any folder onto the Cubby application
or click addfolder.
•
The folder stays where it is and becomes a cubby.
•
5
Open the Cubby desktop application.
Work with it like a normal folder.
make “Any Folder” a cubby
add folder
0.1 MBin use of 5.0 GB
Share your cubby with whomever you choose.
Any changes made to the cubby’s contents will appear
to all cubby members.
That means friends and colleagues can grab stuff fromyour cubby and add stuff of their own.
Copyright © 2012 LogMeIn, Inc.
Any Folder
C://users/bert/My Cubby
“Any Folder” is shared with
email@email.com
Bert (you)
owner
invite Getting Started with Cubby
6
Make a public link. Anyone with the link can access
an entire cubby or individual file.
Any Folder
That means folks can access your cubby or file, but they
can’tchange it or add to it.
C://users/bert/My Cubby
public link for “Any Folder”
Tip: Use cubby.com to make a public link for an individual
file. See the FAQ for details.
7
Access your...
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