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If you just need the local drive part on Windows, I have been using this for some time to make the complete Dropbox folder accessible as a local drive m: on all
by mrich 13y ago
If you just need the local drive part on Windows, I have been using this for some time to make the complete Dropbox folder accessible as a local drive m: on all my computers. Of course you still need to run Dropbox to handle the syncing.
- create a file containing this:
subst m: c:\Users\<username>\My Documents\My Dropbox\
- put this file somewhere in your Dropbox folder (that way it will get synced to all your other computers and you can use it there, too)
- add a link to it in the Start Menu->Startup program group
on all your computers
Voilà!