After you install Dropbox on your computer, a Dropbox folder is created. If you're reading this guide, then that means you had no problems finding your Dropbox folder :). This folder is just like any other folder on your computer, but with a twist. Any file you save to your Dropbox folder is also saved to all your other computers, phones, and the Dropbox website., All the files in your Dropbox are up to date., Files in your Dropbox are currently being updated., Drag and drop a file into your Dropbox folder., The blue icon means your file's syncing with Dropbox., The green icon means that your file has finished saving to your other computers and the Dropbox website., Share a Folder Invite your friends, family and teammates to a folder in your Dropbox., View Previous Versions View a record of changes made to a file., Browse on Dropbox Website View a file on the Dropbox website., Get Link Make a link to any file or folder in your Dropbox., The Dropbox tray or menu bar icon is located on the bottom (Windows) or top (Mac/Linux) of your screen., Open your Dropbox folder, the Dropbox website, or the Dropbox help center., See which files were recently changed., View an estimate of how long it will take Dropbox to finish updating files., Change preferences for your connection, Dropbox folder location, and more., Dropbox is free! If you run out of space, visit https://www.dropbox.com/plans to view our available subscriptions., Free accounts come with 2GB of space (deleted files and revisions won't count against your limit)., Dropbox will download as fast or as slow as your network allows., Dropbox will look to see if it already has the file you're trying to upload., Dropbox uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) and AES-256 encryption., The Dropbox App is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Blackberry.
