PhotoSync Support

How to transfer photos using FTP? Setting up an FTP connection To transfer … the photos are to be transferred. To transfer using FTP, tap FTP. If you have defined more than one … GmbH. All rights reserved How to transfer photos using FTP? … How to transfer photos using FTP? Setting up an FTP connection To transfer photos with FTP … The selection appears in the Destination Folder setting. Selecting the destination folder, step 1 … FTP (File Transfer Protocol) you usually need an internet connection to an FTP server or a NAS with an FTP … server. Set up the connection to your FTP server in the PhotoSync settings under Configure > FTP by … directory is specified, PhotoSync always starts in the so-called home directory of the FTP account … folder for your transfers. The selection appears in the Destination Folder setting. Selecting the … , activate the Select Before Transfer option. In the Transfer Settings you can specify individual … for Wi-Fi and mobile data connections, e.g. in which

How to change the Windows 10 network type from Public to Private How to … change your Windows 10 network type from Public to Private Most … don't know that the public setting for your Windows network has severe consequences for your … in your local network. When public, your Windows computer behaves exactly like you’re on a public … your network type from "Public" to "Private" on Windows 10: Open the Windows 10 settings app by pressing … the Windows Key + i or open the settings app from the start … GmbH. All rights reserved How to change the Windows 10 network type from Public to Private … type from Public to Private Most people don't know that the public setting for your Windows network … Private Most people don't know that the public setting for your Windows network has severe consequences … for your reachability and connectivity in your local network. When public, your Windows … from any communication with other devices in your local network which is not helpful if you … will not

Google Plus / Google Photos? Ensure PhotoSync is installed on your source device and that you have an … on your source device and that you have an internet connection. Attention: You need a Google account … to sync to your Google+/Picasa account. Upon tapping a red button appears. To deselect just tap again … a red button appears. To deselect just tap again. See the next step for other syncing … just tap again. See the next step for other syncing possibilities. Figure 2. Select pictures Tap the … Figure 4. Choose transfer type Select the destination of where you want to transfer to. Tap the Google … to your Google+/Picasa account. Figure 5. Select destination You must authenticate with your Google+/Picasa … the PhotoSync App to ask for your authorization in a webbrowser window. Upon completion you will be … to ask for your authorization in a webbrowser window. Upon completion you will be automatically … will be automatically redirected to PhotoSync to continue with your transfer.

How do I create an ad-hoc network on Windows XP? You can create a Wi-Fi network between two … . All you need is a computer with Wi-Fi running Windows XP. Click on Start > Control Panel > Network … reserved How do I create an ad-hoc network on Windows XP? … -Fi network between two or more devices without using a Wi-Fi router. These networks are often … networks. All you need is a computer with Wi-Fi running Windows XP. Click on Start > Control Panel > … network connection, and then click "Properties". In the Wireless Network Connection Properties … tab, under Preferred networks, click "Add". In the Wireless network properties dialog box, on … join the network you've created by selecting it in the Wi-Fi section of the device settings After … " check box. Click "OK" to save your changes. Now your iOS devices can join the network you've … " to save your changes. Now your iOS devices can join the network you've created by selecting it in … devices can join the network you've created by