Simply create new folders inside of the main Dropbox folder and add the files you want backed-up. Your files will be private so long as you don't share those folders with anyone. You should already be backing-up your files to an external hard drive, but backing-up files with Dropbox will save them in a remote location. You can also use your Dropbox folder as a method of backing-up your website project, and any other files or documents as well, up to your storage limit, which is 5GB with a free account. The RapidWeaver project file is a package of many files, and Dropbox can potentially corrupt this package of files if the project file is not zipped. You never want to have an unzipped RapidWeaver project file inside of the Dropbox folder, as this can possibly cause the file to become corrupted.
Simply drag the zipped file to another location on your computer, such as the Desktop, before you unzip it. IMPORTANT: Once I send the RapidWeaver file back to you, please remove the zipped RapidWeaver project from the Dropbox folder before you unzip it. I will do my work with the files you send, and then I will place the files back inside of the Dropbox folder for you to retrieve.
If you correctly follow the steps below, then your files will appear inside of the shared Dropbox folder that I create, and I will be able to access those files.
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