Tutorials/Send file to friend

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Send file from sugar-journal

Testing

1. Files sent between XO-1 (os508dx-Dextrose2) and XO-1.5 (os874) and a VirtualBox 4.1 for OSX install of Trisquel 5.0-sugar [1] on a MacBook Pro i7 Satellit and ajay_ in #sugar IRC 15:28, 27 December 2011 (EST)

1. .txt and .pdf file sent from Ubuntu 10.10 sweets_distribution 0.88.1 (VirtualBox 4.1 for Ubuntu 10.04 ) and f17 SoaS i686 (tools_livecd-iso-to-disk.sh )persistent USB-stick--Satellit 21:26, 3 March 2012 (EST)

[1] Ubuntu 11.04 with sweets-distribution sugar 0.94.1 which has some dextrose features.

all screen-shots from XO-1.5 (os874)

• Find your friends XO Avitar on (f1) Neighborhood and in drop down menu make a friend.

Use (______) search in top bar to find a known XO Avitar name

(+) Make friend

• Click on the Sugar-journal Icon in frame

click on file you want to send:

ReadMeFirst.txt

wait for drop down menu, click on send to and select the friend you established in the previous step

• (The drop down does not <alt> + 1 take a screen shot while it is activated) - so it is not shown here.

==> Note a Red Arrow will appear on the left end of the receiving XO-1 application's top bar

and then on the Sugar-journal Frame where the user has to accept the transfer, before it is transmitted into the sugar-journal.

• Point mouse cursor at right top corner of window and wait for the frame to extend
• Here Journal View the frame view shows the file was sent from the XO-1.5 to the XO-1

The Red arrow indicates a file was received also

• Here (f3) Home Spiral View Red Arrow shows that a file was received into the Journal from the XO-1 to the XO-1.5

• Nice way to share files
• Use the ← left________________________right → links in the colored bar below

to connect to another part of this Annotated Guide to Sugar

← How to use Chat

Introduction to the Sugar Interface

Fedora-SoaS →