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Deploy To Windows Azure Using Dropbox
There are plenty of ways to upload code to Windows Azure, but tools like Team Foundation Service can be dauntingly unfamiliar. If you want a simpler option, you can now deploy sites from a much better-known environment: Dropbox.
Dropbox’s Latest Desktop Client Provides An Enhanced Notification Panel
Windows and Mac: Dropbox updated its desktop clients today to provide a more useful and attractive interface. Now you can not only see and quickly access recently synced files directly from the system tray (Windows) or menu bar (OS X), you can also accept shared folder invitations without the web interface.
10 Tricks To Make Yourself A Dropbox Master
Dropbox is a robust independent file syncing tool (which Apple once tried to buy) that recently hit the 100 milion user milestone. It’s arguably the most popular cloud service around and for good reason.
Dropbox For Windows 8 Doesn’t Let You Add Files
There’s no issue with installing standard Dropbox on a regular Windows 8 machine. If you’d like to be able to browse your Dropbox folders in a modern-style Windows 8 environment, you can now install a Windows 8-specific app for viewing and accessing files — but weirdly, it doesn’t actually let you upload new files from your local hard drive.
