By default there are two folders: Photos and Public. Here’s the screenshot of Dropbox folders.
You can also visit it by clicking on the Dropbox icon given on the system tray and selecting “Open Dropbox folder”. Now go to the “My Dropbox” folder through the shortcut on the desktop. ( You could also later cut paste the folder to a different location, so no big deal here) Change the location of Dropbox folder and click on “Finish” button. Check the second box next to “I want to choose where to put my Dropbox folder”. Its location should be at C:\Users\Computer Name\Documents\My Dropbox.ĭuring the setup, you could change the default location of that folder too. You’ll get 2 GB free space to start with, and later upgrade anytime you want.Īfter you are done with the signup process, “My Dropbox” folder will appear on your computer. If you are a new user then go with the free account. Now select the account you want to start with. After filling up the form click on “Next” button. Fill up the form, check the box next to “I agree the Terms of Service”. If you already have an account then go for the second option, “I already have a Dropbox account”.
A dialog box appears prompting you to make a new Dropbox account. In a few seconds, installation will be finished. How To Set Up DropboxĪll you need to do is, go to Dropbox website, download a small Dropbox desktop application and run it on your computer. To try out the Adobe integration on your iPhone or iPad, download the latest versions of the Dropbox iOS app and the Acrobat Reader iOS app.Dropbox has versions for Windows, Mac, Linux and popular cell phones. Learn more about all the productivity tools in Dropbox. Just connect your Dropbox account in the Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader desktop apps, and you’ll be able to pull up any PDF in your Dropbox right from the Adobe app. And thanks to the desktop integration we launched last month, editing PDFs stored in Dropbox is just as easy when you’re at your computer. All your changes will save back to Dropbox, so you and any collaborators will have the latest version. Just open a PDF from the Dropbox app and tap the ‘Edit’ icon, then edit or electronically sign the PDF in the Acrobat Reader app. With the latest versions of the Dropbox and Acrobat Reader iOS apps, you’ll be able to annotate and comment on PDFs stored in Dropbox, right from your iPhone or iPad.
Today, we’re excited to share that our iOS integration with Adobe is live and ready for you to use - so you can easily edit PDFs stored in Dropbox, anytime and anywhere. Last month, we unveiled a new partnership with Adobe to make working with PDFs in Dropbox simpler and faster.
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