At my desk, it is hooked to a bunch of stuff including an external keyboard, a huge monitor, and my favorite mouse.

This is my daily driver, the computer that I do most of my work on and holds all of my files and folders from Dropbox locally.

I have my massive behemoth 17″ Lenovo Laptop with both a traditional 1 Terabyte hard drive and a smaller 256 Gigabyte SSD (Solid State Drive). Let me give you an example of how this nifty little feature saves my bacon on a daily basis. This may not sound like a big deal, but if you have a small hard drive or a ton of files in Dropbox, this can be a lifesaver. They are only local to your computer if you double click on them to view or edit. Basically, it lets you view a folder normally but the contents of that folder are not on your computer, they are in the cloud. Last year, Dropbox introduced one of the best features they have deployed in years and it is called Smart Sync. When we last were talking about Dropbox, it was for a nifty Chrome add-on that allows you to send massive files through Gmail. This post is for people that are already using Dropbox or those that are looking for a storage solution and want to learn about Dropbox Smart Sync for association teams and event planning.

Dropbox Smart Sync for Association Teams and Event Planning

How to activate dropbox smart sync