Just A Minute

Yes I suppose that the DVD would be an easy option! I am not sure of the state of Clue on the links page - but I do have I believe as complete a collection as possible - and would like to make it all available. I would gladly make a DVD or share my dropbox folder. I need to check a few things on dropbox - possibly I could invite you Wayne as a trial and reassure myself of a few things and see if it works!

--- In mailto:just-a-minute%40..., Wayne Styles <wayne.styles@...> wrote:
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> Hi
> Yes you can make a folder public on drop box or just invite certain people A few gig free and as you invite you get more free space. Its difficult as their are so many files, it might be worth popping them on an 8.4Gb DVD and sending it to each other so we all are at the same point? I don't mind doing this if I had a definitive list and archive to work with.
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> From: Cymro <cymro.gwirion@...>
> To: mailto:just-a-minute%40...
> Sent: Tuesday, 1 January 2013, 19:16
> Subject: [just-a-minute] Re: Using Dropbox as a share resource + Old News Quiz Episodes please!(Don possibly)
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> Thanks Don,
> That does explain it. I wish I had known about the zip folder 'trick' before I uploaded!
> I am a paid Dropbox user, and recently I believe they have changed things to allow non dropbox users to receive files. I could therefore I suppose supply Clue episodes to any that want them!
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> I don't suppose you have moved your News Quiz archive anywhere have you - does it exist online these days?! It was whilst trying to download your archive that I felt prompted to write!
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> Anyway - Thanks Don
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> C.
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> --- In mailto:just-a-minute%40yahoogroups.com, Don Judge <don@> wrote:
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> > Happy New Year C
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> > As far as I'm aware the 'longest lasting' file sharing site is MediaFire, especially if you upload the files as zip archives. Zip files are not checked for copyright violation either.
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> > Of course, things may well have changed since we* came to those conclusions some time ago.
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> > The other alternative is to pay for the service; if you pay for file hosting the files /never/ expire. They may still get checked for copyright violation on some sites.
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> > There are other options such as Microsoft SkyDrive, Google Picasa Web, Apple The Cloud etc but if you don't have an account yourself you can usually only view or listen to files deposited as opposed to downloading them to your PC.
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> > * Can't remember if 'we' is this Yahoo group or one of the others I'm in.
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> > Broken links now deleted.
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> > > From: Cymro <cymro.gwirion@>
> > >To: mailto:just-a-minute%40yahoogroups.com
> > >Sent: Tuesday, 1 January 2013, 18:14
> > >Subject: [just-a-minute] Using Dropbox as a share resource + Old News Quiz Episodes please!(Don possibly)
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> > >Hi All,
> > >Happy New Year All!
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> > >A few years ago I uploaded all my available clue episodes up to mediashare only to see them disappear after time. Since then I have my whole collection of JAM and Clue on Dropbox. I don't have much knowledge of these sort of things - but is there any reason why Dropbox can't be used to share links? It seems that it would be there for longer than my old Mediashare effort lasted? I note that it is not used by any experienced sharers - just interested why not?!
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> > >Also as a follow up to the previous comment and what prompted me really  - I note that Don's News Quiz archive is now dead in the Links section. Does anyone or perhaps has Don a new location for the archive? Thanks again!
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