Can't Upload to Cloud Directly From Finder

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Sasha

22 Jul, 2010 04:46 AM via web

Running Cloud 1.0.2 under OS X 10.6.4 with the Finder Raindrop installed, I don't see any ability to upload files from the Finder using any kind of context or toolbar menu.

Am I looking in the wrong place, is this just not possible (I assumed that's what the Finder Raindrop was all about) or is something wrong?

Help! Thanks.

  1. 2 Posted by Frederick Polk on 23 Jul, 2010 04:27 PM

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    Hi.
    Drag the image to the CloudApp icon in the menubar.

    :-)

  2. 3 Posted by Sasha on 23 Jul, 2010 05:22 PM

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    Thanks. I was aware I could do that. So that's the only way to upload from the Finder? That's what the Finder Raindrop does?

    I thought it would add an option to the right-click context menu like many other apps.

    That would be a nice enhancement as it would be closeby and I wouldn't have to drag the file across a 1900x1200 desktop to upload it. ;-)

    Thanks again.

  3. 4 Posted by Frederick Polk on 23 Jul, 2010 06:04 PM

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    I completely agree. All raindrops should be contextual menu items.
    I wonder how hard that would be to make as a bundle.

    I thought the exact same thing though, that, with the Raindrop installed, it would be a right click on the specific item and send to CloudApp. UGH.

  4. 5 Posted by Oscar Torenvliet on 29 Jul, 2010 03:15 AM

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    You can use your hotkey for it.

    -Set your hotkey -Select file or whatever ( You have to have a Raindrop for it ) -Use your hotkey -Voila!!!

    Have fun!

  5. 6 Posted by Jonatan Castro on 29 Jul, 2010 09:49 AM

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    Hello Sasha,

    The power of cloud is on their workflow and the easy use. Once you defined a hotkey you can actually use it everywhere, and on every app you have a raindrop installed. It's quite handy ;)

  6. Jonatan Castro resolved this discussion on 29 Jul, 2010 09:49 AM.

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