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3 days ago by ubuntuguy2

As mentioned in my KeePassX article, Dropbox is a great file syncing/backup service. It supports all three major platforms (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and makes file syncing a snap. To get Dropbox, go to http://www.getdropbox.com/ and download the client. If you are on Ubuntu, you may want to add the ...

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11 days ago by Hunt Henning

Dropbox IconDropbox is an amazing little web service that allows you to sync your files from computer to computer and with the web. There are a lot of web services that do this very thing, but Dropbox stands above the rest in speed and overall reliability. The people at Dropbox really sat down, desi ...

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16 days ago by Matt Warren

Dropbox is one of the best services there is for moving files from computer to computer, sharing videos or pictures work or even applications. If you’ve ever emailed yourself a file, or wondered how send a friend a video without publishing it on youtube then you should at least check out what Dropbo ...

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17 days ago by Ryan Ebanks

Recently I fell in love with a handy little service called Dropbox. Dopbox enables you to “Sync your files online and across computers,” and is Windows, Mac and Linux complaint. Very hand for those of you who use multiple computers and want to share settings, bookmarks, or even media between compute ...

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56 days ago by James D Hartland

What with both Final Draft and Celtx coming out with new versions in recent weeks, plus me getting a new computer, I have blogged quite a bit about computer stuff lately while not really blogging so much about screenwriting. Well today I’ve got another computer post, but the information is so useful ...

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62 days ago by Kevin Purdy

Now that multi-platform syncing tool has made with the free 2GB accounts, we thought it deserved a deeper look. Here's how SugarSync backs up, shares, sends, and displays multiple versions of your files. As noted in our earlier post, SugarSync's main difference from Dropbox is its mode of operation. ...

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62 days ago by admin

Windows/Mac/mobile: SugarSync, a previously paid-only syncing service that got quite a few shout-outs in our feature-by-feature online storage chart , now offers a free 2GB plan that keeps documents synced across Windows, Mac, and mobile platforms. If you’re familiar with Dropbox , our readers’ favo ...

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62 days ago by Kevin Purdy

Windows/Mac/mobile: SugarSync, a previously paid-only syncing service that got quite a few shout-outs in our feature-by-feature online storage chart, now offers a free 2GB plan that keeps documents synced across Windows, Mac, and mobile platforms. If you're familiar with Dropbox, our readers' favori ...

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73 days ago by The How-To Geek

Windows only: The Windows Vista for Beginners weblog walks through using the under-used Offline Files feature built into Windows—so you can easily access your network documents while mobile. The guide steps through how to enable the Offline Files feature, how to make network files available offline, ...

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121 days ago by Dan

I have been using SugarSync for almost a year now and have synced up to 6 different computers (or instances of computers) at a time. These computers varied between Macs and PCs. Currently I am only syncing between an iMac and a MacBook. The Problem About a month ago I setup SugarSync to sync a new f ...

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