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Example scenario: User 1 has the following new folder structure created with the 4.0.0 (or higher) version of the software.

            Folder1->{Folder 2->{Folder 4, Folder 5}, Folder3}

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• Create an empty folder, share that folder, and then add files once the share have been sent. (folder has been converted into a shared folder.

  • You can add content before sharing the folder, but this can take longer due to the fact that the file upload

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  • , sync, and encryption operations that must complete first

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  • before you will be able to share the folder.

• Share from the top down. If you plan to share a parent folder and subfolders within, share the parent folder first. If you share the subfolders first, you will be blocked from sharing the parent at a later time.

• Subfolders will inherit the permission level of their parent. For example, if you assign a user Edit & Share level permissions at the top level of a folder tree, that user will have Edit & Share permissions for every subfolder in that tree. You will not be able to grant that user a different level of permissions on a lower level of the tree. If you do not want a user to have access to all levels of a folder tree, only share the exact subfolders you want them to have access to.

• For complex folder tree structures, we recommend planning the sharing permissions for each level of that folder tree before enacting the sharing permissions in PreVeil.

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