Otherwise you can upload files to the DiogenesWeb folder via the Dropbox website.Įxporting texts from the Diogenes desktop app If you installed the Dropbox app, just copy them to the Apps > DiogenesWeb subfolder within the Dropbox folder on your computer and they will be uploaded automatically. Now you can upload any XML texts you like to the Dropbox > Apps > DiogeneWeb folder (and that folder can contain subfolders). At this point, Dropbox will have automatically created a folder in your Dropbox account called “Apps” (if it did not exist already), and within “Apps” another folder called “DiogenesWeb” Once you have authorized DiogenesWeb with Dropbox, you will taken to a page on which DiogenesWeb reports “Success!”. DiogenesWeb never sees your password, and it can only ever access the DiogeneWeb folder in your Dropbox account. If you are not already signed into Dropbox on that browser, you will be asked to enter your password. You will now be taken to a page on the Dropbox website where you will be asked to authorize DiogenesWeb. To do this, point your browser at DiogenesWeb, go to the page that has the button marked "Go to My Dropbox”, and click on it. If you don’t want to use or cannot use the Dropbox desktop application, you can just upload texts manually via the Dropbox website.Ĭreate the DiogenesWeb app folder on Dropboxĭo not create the DiogenesWeb folder manually let Dropbox create it for you. Anything you put in that folder will automatically be uploaded to your Dropbox account. Installing the application will create a Dropbox folder on your computer.
Currently, a free account comes with 2GB of storage, which is plenty for the purpose of DiogenesWeb.Īfter creating an account, on Windows and Mac you will be invited to download the Dropbox desktop application onto your computer, which is the easiest way to use Dropbox. Sign up for a free Dropbox account, also called a Basic account (not a Business account). Skip this step if you already have a Dropbox account. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to upload texts to Dropbox. DiogenesWeb can access XML files of Latin and Greek texts within your Dropbox account, and you can read these cloud-hosted files just as you can the open-access texts.
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