oh ok then just do a copy and paste. that will work.I don't think you understood my ?, it's on my computer I need to send the files/pics from dropbox to my documents.
You don't need to right click on the folder. Just drag the pictures/files to the desktop or you documents folder to paste them. And another option is Ctrl + c and Ctrl + v to copy and paste like rom x suggested.I don't think you understood my ?, it's on my computer I need to send the files/pics from dropbox to my documents.
Yep, what she said. I do this with a personal budget file to keep it in sync between my MBP & my desktop. I prefer to use Dropbox over a USB thumb drive.You don't need to right click on the folder. Just drag the pictures/files to the desktop or you documents folder to paste them. And another option is Ctrl + c and Ctrl + v to copy and paste like rom x suggested.
ok i got it now. you want the files that you put into your dropbox to automatically place thoes files into yourI don't think you understood my ?, it's on my computer I need to send the files/pics from dropbox to my documents.
If, however, you merely wish to transfer file(s) & not leave a copy of sensitive info there, then you'd drag the file(s) out of the Dropbox folder to another folder.ok i got it now. you want the files that you put into your dropbox to automatically place thoes files into your
documents folder on your home desktop computer right? if so then do these steps from your desktop computer. from the dropbox icon in the lower right hand corner go >right click, >select preferences, >advanced tab, and under that tab will be a place to put in the location of your recived files. it will say "dropbox location".