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Post by pandawdy on Aug 12, 2020 19:20:53 GMT -5
Don't know about google drive.. but DropBox creates a folder and I think you could just copy the file to the local folder. The dropbox software then synchs automatically.
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Post by metro on Aug 12, 2020 19:31:15 GMT -5
Would using "Backup & Sync by Google" be a solution? That's how I upload to Drive (and similarly for Dropbox) using LB. Or if you're generating the PDF with LB, save to your Drive folder? Otherwise use 'name'. e.g. name "c:\temp\test.pdf" as "D:\Users\Bart\Google Drive (xxx@gmail.com)\test.pdf" Sorry for the delay in responding, I took bart's advice and installed Backup & Sync. I think it is the easiest solution. I've had issues in the past "sharing dropbox files " when the person I am sharing with has had to install dropbox to view.
At least with Google I can save documents on my PC to a folder and they are synced to Google. a shared link can be viewed by anyone with the link.
Thanks for all the help
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