I've played with Dropbox before, so it's an option, although I'd prefer something with finer granularity of pricing. I'll probably need more than 2GB, but unlik

I've played with Dropbox before, so it's an option, although I'd prefer something with finer granularity of pricing. I'll probably need more than 2GB, but unlikely to need more than 10, so jumping straight to 50 is quite a leap. I also got the impression that Dropbox doesn't cope so well with being run from a different computer every day, and would want to sync all my existing stored files down onto the computer I happen to be using that day, which isn't so good. And AIUI I'd need to make double-double-sure I'd uninstalled it from each when I was done, and notify Dropbox that this machine is no longer active etc. But I admit I haven't dug too deeply into all that yet.