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Making a spooky Halloween playlist on Dropbox Paper
It’s getting really close to one of my absolute favourite times of year, Halloween As always, I’ll be building an eerie playlist to listen to while I decorate my house with spooky stuff to entertain the trick or treaters who call at my door. Using Paper to make a playlist This year, I decided to ask some friends for help curating my playlist, to make this process a little easier I created a Halloween paper doc and shared it with everyone and asked them to add their favourite Halloween songs.Dropbox Paper has lots of features to help make your planning easier! Adding Spotify links to a Paper doc I’ll be using Spotify to make my playlist and it’s super easy for people to add a link to Spotify directly to a Paper document. Here’s how to do it Click the Insert media button on the menu bar at the bottom of the page Scroll down the left-hand side of the pop up window until you see the Spotify button Copy and paste the Spotify link and press enter Click the Add to doc button I know that not all of my friends use Spotify, but anyone else who wants to add to the doc can do so by adding a YouTube link, by using the same method, with the only difference being you choose the YouTube option on the pop up window after you click the Insert media button. Our top spooky selections So, to help get you in the mood for Spooky season 👻 here’s some of the tracks that have made their way onto this year’s Playlist so far. Tell us what you think My playlist needs your help, please let me know what you think of it so far and add links to any tracks you’d like to see added.
Suggestions of utilizing dropbox dash stacks, dropbox paper sections, and regular file folders
Hello, I would like to learn from your valuable input regarding document organization, combining regular folders, Dropbox Paper sections/internal links, and the new Dash stacks. As a quick example, I've created a Dropbox Paper document on "TOPIC A" and structured it as a guiding document with internal citations referencing local files in our folders, added under the Dropbox paper section "TOPIC A." In my exploration of Dropbox Dash stacks, I've also set up a stack named "TOPIC A" and used the Dash browser extension to add relevant documents (linked to the internal citations in the Dropbox Paper) along with the previously created Dropbox Paper into the "TOPIC A" stack. This is my first attempt at using Dash, and I'm aware that I might be using these three organizational tools in ways that could be more efficient. I would greatly appreciate hearing about your experiences, thoughts, comments, or any suggestions you may have for optimizing our document organization with the available Dropbox tools, or if you have any other tools that you've found useful. Thank you very much for sharing your insights!
