Here’s how you’ve got the option to make Dropbox into a quasi virtual print server.
Syncing files between your own computers or sharing them halfway around the world is simple and quick with Dropbox.
The only problem is, these files are digital.
Even today, sometimes we all need printouts of our documents on paper.
Dropbox, amazingly, can be a solution to this.
Let’s see how this works.
Then, download and unzip the ePrint.vbs script.
Double-nudge the eprint.vbs script to run it.
This will automatically create a new PrintQueue folder in your Dropbox.
Your file will automatically open in the default program and print.
Once your file’s printed, it’ll be moved from PrintQueue to the log subfolder.
So, you’ll want this script to always run on your primary computer.
There’s just one thing to remember: Never stash your main files in the PrintQueue folder.
Always store your files first to the folder you want to keep them in.
Browse to Habilis (link below), and click Connect to Dropbox to setup the email service.
Login to your Dropbox, then click Allow.
Seconds later, you should see a notification from Dropbox that Habilis has been linked to your account.
Now, go back to Habilis’s site, and you’ll get a unique email address for Habilis.
We never cease to be amazed at how useful Dropbox can be.
Download Dropbox ePrint [via Labnol.org.]
