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Move and Save All Your Scrivener Projects to the Dropbox Folder. However, Dropbox lets you pull stuff out of the trash on the Dropbox website for up to 30 days after you delete it. Undelete: Because it is a syncing program, deleting the file on your local Dropbox folder will delete it in the cloud.

It is even nicer that there is no file size limit (except your storage limit), since some email programs won’t let you send or receive big files. Public Folder: People can put things into your Dropbox, again without giving them access to your entire Dropbox folder. Nice for collaborating or sending your file to a publisher or editor. This allows them to open the file without giving them access to your entire Dropbox folder. Sharing Files: You can right click on a file and it will give you a sharing link you can send to people. Handy if you are using a friend’s computer or at work. You can get use a web interface to login and get at your files from any browser. Anything you add or delete from one folder will also be added or deleted in the cloud and on the other computer. If you install Dropbox on another computer, and use the same login information, it will keep the two folders on both machines synced. The installer will put a folder in your computer’s documents folder called “Dropbox.” Anything you put in this file will stay on your computer and be backed up to the cloud. And, you have the option of buying more space and unlimited devices if you need it. It’s free and gives you 2GB of free storage, with syncing between 3 devices plenty of space for hundreds of Scrivener projects.
