Open Notepad (or other simple text editor but not Word, WordPerfect, WordPad, Pages, etc), paste the code into it, then click Save As and name the file dropbox-upload.html or whatever you like as long as it ends in. REPLACE THIS WITH THE EMBED CODE FROM JOTFORM In case you aren't proficient with HTML, here's template code for the webpage to embed the upload form: Step 2 Convert pdf to dwg Select dwg or any other format, which you want to convert. There's another universal limit: 50MB per file uploaded. Upload pdf-file Select pdf file, which you want to convert, from your computer, Google Drive, Dropbox or drag and drop it on the page. There are 2 limits in the free version: 100MB of monthly transfer and 100 submissions. The Dropbox link is hard to remember so you can create a "pretty" Bit.ly link, such as bit.ly/Files4DragonSla圓r, and give it out to people.
If you don't have web hosting, you can put it into your Public folder of Dropbox since the page is static. You will then need to embed the form into a webpage & host the webpage somewhere.
Now, you can create shortcuts in your Dropbox folder, that link to files in another location in your Dropbox. Backup and sync your pictures, videos, documents, and other files to cloud storage and access them from any device, anywhere. However, you can create a JotForm's Dropbox upload form to send files there. Dropbox lets you upload, save, and transfer photos and files to the cloud. No third party can upload anything to your Public folder of Dropbox by default.
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