PhotoSync Support

(e.g. 192.168.1.10) or the hostname (e.g. ftp.myserver.com) of the FTP server under Server, and the login … display/select mode at the bottom left (under iOS) or tap and hold a thumbnail to display options

(e.g. 192.168.1.10) or the hostname (e.g. ftp.myserver.com) of the FTP server under Server, and the login … display/select mode at the bottom left (under iOS) or tap and hold a thumbnail to display options

in your local network. When public, your Windows computer behaves exactly like you’re on a public … when you're at these places, it prevents your computer from any communication with other devices in … some photos between your mobile and your computer for example. The following steps show you how to … devices and content". If it is off, then your computer will not allow connections with other devices in … 3. Advanced network settings Check the switch "Find devices and content". If it is off, then your … network, please turn this switch on. Figure 4. Find devices and content turned on 7903 out of 15814

to as ad-hoc networks. All you need is a computer with Wi-Fi running Windows Vista or Windows 7. … or network. Click Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network, click Next, and then … iOS device with the ad-hoc network give your computer some time to assign a valid internet address to … your Wi-Fi network e.g. PhotoSync Net Now your iOS devices can join the network you've created by … 4. Joined ad-hoc network After connecting your iOS device with the ad-hoc network give your … time to assign a valid internet address to your iOS device. This may take a few seconds. 3518 out of … Wi-Fi section of the device settings Figure 2. Find ad-hoc network in the Wi-Fi settings Figure 3.