Paul is a former Microsoft MVP for Office Apps and Services. He works as a consultant, writer, and trainer specializing in Office 365 and Exchange Server. Paul no longer writes for Practical365.com.
I am a beginner with sharepoint2013 Foundation . My organization want to share document to external user (guess) and no need user authentication required but the problem is that they don’t want upload file in The Public share library that was created for enable anonymous access. In the each of user profile’s document library have default folder “Share with Everyone”.
Can enable user upload to this folder and send a guess link to external user without user authentication please?
I haven’t touched SharePoint in many years so I honestly have no idea. I suggest looking for an answer in TechNet or on a SharePoint-focussed forum or blog.
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Dear PAUL,
I am a beginner with sharepoint2013 Foundation . My organization want to share document to external user (guess) and no need user authentication required but the problem is that they don’t want upload file in The Public share library that was created for enable anonymous access. In the each of user profile’s document library have default folder “Share with Everyone”.
Can enable user upload to this folder and send a guess link to external user without user authentication please?
Waiting your kindly reply.
Thanks,
Sophea
I haven’t touched SharePoint in many years so I honestly have no idea. I suggest looking for an answer in TechNet or on a SharePoint-focussed forum or blog.
Dear Pual,
Thanks for your quickly reply.
Regard