
Dropbox is an extremely popular, easy-to-use online file hosting and sharing service that was founded by two MIT graduates. It lets anyone easily backup important files and also synchronize those files across multiple computers as well as mobile devices.
This cheat sheet outlines handy Dropbox keyboard shortcuts, some of its useful features and third-party websites whcih extend Dropbox uses further. Definitely a must-check for all Dropbox users.
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I have installed Dropbox on my PC and iPad 2.when I transferred my write up 300 mb it took 3 days and not loaded on my iPad. Out of sheer disgust, I had to delete. Have you any comments to make?
you obviously have very slow internet. It’s snappy for me!
Upgrade to high speed internet. Dial up has really slow upload speeds. I have it on both my computers and my Droid and it’s fast, effective, and free!
Change the bandwidth settings of Dropbox in your PC. Right click the Dropbox icon, then click Preferences, change both Download and Upload rate to “Don’t limit”.
Nice cheat sheet.
But I would be cautious of the DropTunes link. You would be entering your username and password into an unsecure third party app. Just saying…
Thanks for the heads-up, Peter.
I don’t think “ln -s” is going to work on Windows
I think you guys missed this useful Dropbox plugin http://wappwolf.com/dropboxautomator
thanks, we will add it during the next update
Just discovered this guide and it looks like I have some comparing to do! Maybe I’m not quite ready to give up Dropbox for Google’s version yet!
looks like a great sheet to keep on hand while using this