Neat DropBox Feature

Art PostAdmin VIP

I've used Dropbox for sometime. Today, I did a little research searching for documents.

I noticed there is an edit button. I'm able to bring up a pdf and then type in data on the pdf and then save. Thus I typed my address on the document and saved under the existing file name which was not what I typed on the pdf document. I closed dropbox, reopened and did the search for my address, sure enough it brought up the document that I added my address to the document.

Has anyone else tried this up maybe set up something similar?

I'm thinking this might work great for wide format documents. Thoughts?

Art

6/4/249:42 PM

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