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1. The document provides instructions for using Dropbox to store and share files across devices. It explains how to install Dropbox on computers and mobile devices, upload and access files from any device, and share files and folders with others by generating links or setting up shared folders for collaboration. 2. Dropbox allows users to automatically backup files to the cloud so they are safe if a device is lost or broken. Installed on multiple devices, it syncs files across all devices so users always have access to their latest files anywhere. 3. The instructions cover uploading and accessing files from any device with the Dropbox app, as well as sharing large files by generating links and setting up shared folders for collaboration on documents with others in real-

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Welcome to Dropbox!
Keep your
files safe
Take your stuff
anywhere
Send large
files
Work on files
together
Learn how to get started with Dropbox:

Keep your files safe
Dropbox lets you save docs, photos, 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 on
the train, your stuff is safe.
On Windows or Mac
1. Make sure you’ve installed the desktop app on your computer.
2. Drag and drop files into the Dropbox folder. That’s it!
Add files to your Dropbox
WINDOWS
1
continued
home
MAC

On iOS or Android
1. Tap the More actions menu (...) icon in the top-right corner.
2. Choose Upload File (in iOS) or Upload here (in Android).
3. Select the location you’d like to upload files from.
4. Select the files you’d like to add, and then tap Upload.
ANDROID
continued
On dropbox.com
1. Sign in to dropbox.com.
2. Click the Upload button at the top of the window.
3. Choose the file you’d like to add, and click Open.
4. Or, just drag and drop files directly into your
web browser.
home
iOS

Save your photos and docs to Dropbox, and access them on any
computer, phone, or tablet with the Dropbox app. Every file you
save to Dropbox is automatically synced to all your devices, so
you can get to your stuff from anywhere.
Take your stuff anywhere
2
Get the desktop app Get the iOS app Get the Android app
continued
Install the desktop and mobile apps
home

Need to send a file? Just add it to your Dropbox, share a link
to it, and you’re done. No matter how large the file is, anyone
with the link can view or download a copy — even if they don’t
have a Dropbox account.
On dropbox.com
1. Sign in to dropbox.com, and find the file or folder you’d like to share.
2. Hover over the file or folder, and click the Share button that appears.
(If you’re sharing a folder, you’ll see a drop-down menu. Choose
Send link.)
3. Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite, and
click Send.Or, copy and paste the link.
Send large files
3
continued
home
Share a link to a file

On Windows or Mac
1. Install the Dropbox desktop app if you haven’t already.
2. Open your Dropbox folder, and find the file or folder you’d like to share.
3. Right-click on the file and select Share Dropbox Link. The link will be
copied automatically. Just paste it into an email, instant message, or
wherever you’d like people to access it.
continued
WINDOWS MAC
home

Collaborate on presentations and docs — without emailing files
back and forth. Just create a shared folder and add other people
to it. When you edit a file in a shared folder, everyone instantly
gets the latest version on their devices.
On dropbox.com
1. Sign in to dropbox.com, and click on Share a folder... at the top of the
window.
2. Choose I’d like to create and share a new folder, click Next, and enter
a name for your shared folder.
Work on files together
4
continued
Set up a shared folder
home

3. Click Next, and enter the email addresses of the people you
want to invite.
4. Add a personal message if you’d like, and click Share folder.
continued
home

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!
5
continued
home
See more tips and tricks
Check out our Help Center to learn how to recover old versions of files,
save space on your computer with Selective Sync, and explore other
advanced features.
Dropbox also includes a number of security tools
to help you further protect your account and data.
Visit our Security page to learn how to create
a strong, unique password, enable two-step
verification, and adjust your security settings.
There’s even more to Dropbox
Need more space or extra sharing controls?
Check out Dropbox Pro. Looking for a better
way to collaborate at work? Check out
Dropbox for Business.

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Get started with dropbox

1. 1 2 3 4 Welcome to Dropbox! Keep your files safe Take your stuff anywhere Send large files Work on files together Learn how to get started with Dropbox:

2. Keep your files safe Dropbox lets you save docs, photos, 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 on the train, your stuff is safe. On Windows or Mac 1. Make sure you’ve installed the desktop app on your computer. 2. Drag and drop files into the Dropbox folder. That’s it! Add files to your Dropbox WINDOWS 1 continued home MAC

3. On iOS or Android 1. Tap the More actions menu (...) icon in the top-right corner. 2. Choose Upload File (in iOS) or Upload here (in Android). 3. Select the location you’d like to upload files from. 4. Select the files you’d like to add, and then tap Upload. ANDROID continued On dropbox.com 1. Sign in to dropbox.com. 2. Click the Upload button at the top of the window. 3. Choose the file you’d like to add, and click Open. 4. Or, just drag and drop files directly into your web browser. home iOS

4. Save your photos and docs to Dropbox, and access them on any computer, phone, or tablet with the Dropbox app. Every file you save to Dropbox is automatically synced to all your devices, so you can get to your stuff from anywhere. Take your stuff anywhere 2 Get the desktop app Get the iOS app Get the Android app continued Install the desktop and mobile apps home

5. Need to send a file? Just add it to your Dropbox, share a link to it, and you’re done. No matter how large the file is, anyone with the link can view or download a copy — even if they don’t have a Dropbox account. On dropbox.com 1. Sign in to dropbox.com, and find the file or folder you’d like to share. 2. Hover over the file or folder, and click the Share button that appears. (If you’re sharing a folder, you’ll see a drop-down menu. Choose Send link.) 3. Enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite, and click Send.Or, copy and paste the link. Send large files 3 continued home Share a link to a file

6. On Windows or Mac 1. Install the Dropbox desktop app if you haven’t already. 2. Open your Dropbox folder, and find the file or folder you’d like to share. 3. Right-click on the file and select Share Dropbox Link. The link will be copied automatically. Just paste it into an email, instant message, or wherever you’d like people to access it. continued WINDOWS MAC home

7. Collaborate on presentations and docs — without emailing files back and forth. Just create a shared folder and add other people to it. When you edit a file in a shared folder, everyone instantly gets the latest version on their devices. On dropbox.com 1. Sign in to dropbox.com, and click on Share a folder... at the top of the window. 2. Choose I’d like to create and share a new folder, click Next, and enter a name for your shared folder. Work on files together 4 continued Set up a shared folder home

8. 3. Click Next, and enter the email addresses of the people you want to invite. 4. Add a personal message if you’d like, and click Share folder. continued home

9. 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! 5 continued home See more tips and tricks Check out our Help Center to learn how to recover old versions of files, save space on your computer with Selective Sync, and explore other advanced features. Dropbox also includes a number of security tools to help you further protect your account and data. Visit our Security page to learn how to create a strong, unique password, enable two-step verification, and adjust your security settings. There’s even more to Dropbox Need more space or extra sharing controls? Check out Dropbox Pro. Looking for a better way to collaborate at work? Check out Dropbox for Business.

10. Happy Dropboxing! home

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