If you’ve never run the profile then it can take a long time to get all the initial changes. This is because of the Dropbox delta feature where SyncBackPro can ask for a list of changes since the last time the profile was run. When you initially run your first Dropbox profile it may take a long time to find the changes but on subsequent runs it will be faster. If all is OK then you could run it to make an initial backup and then schedule the profile to run every day. That’s it! Click the OK button to save the profile and optionally do a simulated run to make sure everything is working. Click the folder icon button next to the Destination button, choose a folder and then click OK. You now need to tell SyncBackPro where to backup those Dropbox files to.Double-click the Camera Uploads folder then click OK. A window will appear for you to choose the folder. Click the folder icon button next to the Dropbox button. You now need to tell SyncBackPro which folder on your Dropbox account you want to backup.You have now left the Profile Wizard window and are now in the Profile Setup window. SyncBackPro will then tell you it has been authorized. Return to SyncBackPro and click the OK button. Login to Dropbox (if you need to) then click Allow when asked by Dropbox if you want to allow SyncBackPro access to your files and folders. For your Source choose Dropbox from the drop-down list and click Next.Leave the default profile type as Backup and click Next.Enter a name for your new profile, e.g.Run SyncBackPro and click the New button (or press Ctrl+N) from the Profiles menu.Using SyncBackPro you can easily backup your cloud files. But are you making a backup of those files on the cloud? Also, do you want to keep all of your photos on the cloud? This article shows you how. If you've installed Dropbox onto your phone or tablet then you're probably also using it to automatically upload any pictures or videos you take with your phone or tablet to Dropbox. SyncBackPro offers a convenient and effective way to backup or transfer files between your system and a broad range of Cloud services including Google Drive, OneDrive, Box, Dropbox, Amazon S3, Azure, Google Storage, Office 365 (OneDrive for Business and SharePoint), SugarSync and others. How to backup your Dropbox Photos and Videos Author: Debbie Grignani, 2BrightSparks Pte.
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