WebUser 01 May 2019

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Click or tap the deviceyou want to send a fileto. If the

device is in the hands of another person,you can chatto

them by typing a message into the Chat box.^1 Pres s

Enter or the arrow key to send the message.Responses appear

on your screen.^2

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Click or tap Send File^1 and your device’s usual file

selectiontool appears. OnWindows, it ’s a File Explorer

window. Select the file and click OK.The file appears in

the transfer section^2 and reports on its progress across the

network.

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Click or tap the fileto see the optionsavailable, which may

vary slightly depending on the device. On Windows, you

can open the file^1 or show thefolder it ’s in.^2 Android

and iOS have the same options, but iOS offersto let you open

the file in another appstraight away – ho wever, it doesn’t show

you where the file is.

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To find files later on iOS, click the menu button^1 and

choose File Browser,^2 then tap Others.Your files are

listed. Tap a file andyou can open it in the software or

chooseto open it in another app using iOS’sstandard export

tool.

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If you ha ve two devices and noWi-Fi network,you

may be ableto use one of the devicesto crea te a

hotspot,connect the other device and share files. On

a compatible device, such as this Android tablet, tap theWi-Fi

Direct switch.^1 The network name and password^2 is shown.

Connect another deviceto it and share files as normal.

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If you need to send a fileto a device that doesn’t have

Feem installed, use theWebShare option. Choose it from

the menu, then click the ‘Turn onFeem WebShare’switch.

On the remote PC, type the URL into a browser, clickLogin and

enter the password lis ted on the host device. Click a file^1 to

download it.^2

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