Sending Folders in Liscio

Sending Folders in Liscio

Liscio does not allow folders to be uploaded unless the folder is converted to a zipped folder

Here's how: 

1. Right click on the folder you want to compress to a zip.

2. Click Send To Compressed (zipped) folder.

3. Drag & drop the zipped folder to Liscio.

Note: Uploading zipped folders will take longer to upload due to size. 

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