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• Welcome to Dropbox!
• Keep yourfiles safe
• Take your stuffanywhere
• Send largefiles
• Work on filestogether
• Learn how to get started with Dropbox:
• Keep your files safe
• Dropbox lets you save photos, docs, videos, and other files —all in one place — and automatically backs up your stuff
• So if your computer breaks down or you leave your phone onthe train, your stuff is safe
• On Windows or Mac1
• Make sure you’ve installed the desktop app on your computer
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• Drag and drop files into the Dropbox folder
• That’s it!
• Add files to your Dropbox
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• MAC
• On iOS or Android1
• Tap the More actions menu (...) icon in the top-right corner
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• Choose Upload File (in iOS) or Upload here (in Android)
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• Select the location you’d like to upload files from
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• Select the files you’d like to add, and then tap Upload
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• On dropbox.com1
• Sign in to dropbox.com
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• Click the Upload button at the top of the window
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• Choose the file you’d like to add, and click Open
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• Or, just drag and drop files directly into yourweb browser
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• Save your photos and docs to Dropbox, and access them onany computer, phone, or tablet with the Dropbox app
• Everyfile you save to Dropbox is automatically synced to all yourdevices, so you can get to your stuff from anywhere
• Take your stuff anywhere2
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• Install the desktop and mobile appshome
• Need to send a file
• Just add it to your Dropbox, share a linkto it, and you’re done
• No matter how large the file is, anyonewith the link can view or download a copy — even if theydon’t have a Dropbox account
• On dropbox.com1
• Sign in to dropbox.com, and find the file or folder you’d like to share
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• Hover over the file or folder, and click the Share button that appears
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• Enter the email addresses of the people you want share a file with,and click Send
• Or click Create a link to share with anyone, evenif they don’t use Dropbox
• You can copy and paste the link into anemail, instant message, or wherever you’d like people to access it
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• Share a link to a file
• On Windows or Mac1
• Install the Dropbox desktop app if you haven’t already
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• Open your Dropbox folder, and find the file or folder you’d like to share
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• Right-click on the file and select Copy Dropbox Link
• The link will becopied automatically
• The link will be copied automatically
• Just pasteit wherever you’d like
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• Collaborate on presentations and docs — without emailingfiles back and forth
• Just create a shared folder and addother people to it
• When you edit a file in a shared folder,everyone instantly gets the latest version on their devices
• On dropbox.com1
• Sign in to dropbox.com, and click on the Sharing tab on the leftside of the window
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• Choose New shared folder at the top of the window, select I’dlike to create and share a new folder, then click Next
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• Enter a name for your shared folder, then click Next
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• Set up a shared folderhome4
• Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite
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• Add a personal message and set Can edit or Can viewpermissions, and then click Share
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• You’re all set to use Dropbox
• Get started now,and let us know what you think on Twitter
• Hooray, now you’re a Dropbox all-star!5continuedhome
• See more tips and tricks
• Check out our Help Center to learn how to recover old versions offiles, save space on your computer with Selective Sync, and exploreother advanced features
• Dropbox also includes a number of securitytools to help you further protect your accountand data
• Visit our Security page to learn howto create a strong, unique password, enabletwo-step verification, and adjust yoursecurity settings
• There’s even more to Dropbox
• Need more space or extra sharing controls?
• Check out Dropbox Pro
• Looking for a betterway to collaborate at work
• Check out
• Dropbox for Business
• Happy Dropboxing!home

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