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COPY FILES FASTER TO DROPBOX IN WINDOWS7

I hope you guys are having a good time dropping files into Dropbox and sharing them with all your devices and friends as well, if you are yet to explore the Dropbox possibilities then refer to SHARE YOUR FILES ON THE GO : DROPBOX

So this is a small tweak which will simplify your Dropbox experience.
Though Dropbox supports the file Drag and Drop feature, its not always convenient to to do that, also the copy-paste file/folder option is a bit old fashioned doesn't do justice with the name "Dropbox".

So read on and you will find the simplest way to drop files into your Dropbox


STEP 1 : SEND TO Folder

Open the Run dialog box by hitting Windows+R, type: "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" and press Enter





STEP 2 :

 Once the SendTo folder opens, Drag the Dropbox in the Favorites menu into the SendTo folder -


STEP 3 :

Now you can see the Dropbox shortcut in the SendTo Folder -
 


Now the last part of the tweak - Right Click on the Folder/File on the folder you want to copy into Dropbox > select Send to -



Now you can find Dropbox (green arrow) in the Send to menu, so what are you waiting for! Click on Dropbox and there goes your File into the Dropbox Folder.

Simple. Isn't it? Just a right click and your file is straight into Dropbox !


If you encounter any problem in this tweak feel free to ask in the comment box, as you know you can directly comment from Facebook.
And if this tweak works for you do click the Like and Share buttons 
J


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