In this How-To guide, you’ll learn how to include the Dropbox folder shortcut to the Send To menu in Windows 7; that way you can just right-click on a file or folder and send it to your Dropbox folder quickly.
We all know Dropbox, the really useful cloud storage that makes a sharing files between all your computers a kids play and the one that also provides 2GB of space for FREE. So if you still don’t have an account, you can create one at dropbox.com.
Instructions
1. Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+R to open the Run command and type the following and click OK:
2. Once you are in the SendTo folder, right-click and drag the Dropbox link from the left pane, under the Favorites tree menu, to the SendTo folder on the right.
3. Then click Create shortcuts here.
4. Make sure that shortcut was created.
5. Next time you need to send a new file or folder to Dropbox, just select and right-click the file, navigate through SendTo and click Dropbox. That’s it!
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