Just remember that this feature only works for a file, not a folder. Naviage to your email application, compose and address a new email message then paste this link into the body of your email message.Select Copy Dropbox Link from the menu.Press the Control key on your keyboard as you click on a file (not a folder) inside your Dropbox folder.(If you don’t how to get to yours, this method should work: click on the Finder icon on the Dock, click the Go menu, at the top of your screen, and select Home folder, then click on the Dropbox folder icon.)
Alternatively, if you access your Dropbox account via the Dropbox web site then refer to Dropbox’s article about using the shared link feature. Here are instructions on how to use the shared link feature, if you have the Dropbox application installed on your Mac. Thus, you should replace them with shared links. If you rely on any Public Links, please be aware that they will stop working. Dropbox has been slowly phasing out the Public Folder and Public Links since they have been superseded by a newer, shared link feature, which was added a few years ago. The Public Link feature let you share any file with anybody, but it required you to put the file inside your Dropbox Public Folder. Did you know that Dropbox lets you share any file with anybody, even if they do not have their own Dropbox account? In 2011, I wrote about how to do this using Dropbox’s Public Link feature.
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