Droplr drag-and-drop file sharing is now available for PC!

Brian Fegter — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 18:45:34 +0000

If you’ve been drooling over the awesome drag-and-drop file sharing app Droplr and can’t partake because you’re on a PC, today is a day to rejoice. WinDroplr is a Windows application hooked into the Droplr API. It works exactly the same as Droplr on Mac. Droplr allows you to take screenshots, drag-and-drop files onto your system tray, share text, markdown and code snippets with the greatest of ease. Once you send Droplr your content it outputs a short URL to share with your friends. The best part is Droplr is free.

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Dropbox makes life easy

Brian Fegter — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:09:09 +0000

Of all the latest file-sharing technology on the web, I’m most excited about Dropbox. Released at Tech Crunch 50 this year, Dropbox has changed the way people share files. Here’s how it works. A simple install will place a dropbox app in your system tray. It will point to a directory on your computer which becomes your “Dropbox”. You can specify where you want your dropbox to be located. I placed it under My Documents > Dropbox. All you have to do now is create folders and place files in this directory and it will automatically back them up to the dropbox website. If that isn’t cool enough, you can install dropbox on another computer and it will automatically sync your directories. When you save a file to one computer, it saves a local copy on the second computer within seconds (depending on file size). This is a great way to sync frequently used files from an office computer to a home computer.

The most exciting feature about dropbox is that you can create shared folders with other dropbox users. With shared folders, you can collaborate with other church leaders on events or projects. An alert message pops up anytime your dropbox changes which allows you to stay up-to-date with what your shared users are saving/creating. Here’s some practical applications for churches. 1. A pastor works on his sermon at home, saves to his dropbox, prints it at the office with no effort to transfer the file. 2. A volunteer creative team can easily submit files from home when working on a project. 3. Install dropbox on all church computers linked to the same account. This is a quick way to create a shared file system instead of purchasing a network drive.

If for some reason you lose your files or if you’re away from your computer, just download them from the web. I use dropbox to sync our bulletin files with a volunteer who doesn’t have access to our color printer. When they are finished, I simply open it on my computer and print the job. Dropbox gives you 2 GB of free storage. If you want more, they have paid plans. Check it out!!

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Droplr drag-and-drop file sharing is now available for PC!

Download WinDroplr First

Next, Manage Your Files at Droplr

More info about WinDroplr

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Dropbox makes life easy

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