> Publishing to Dropbox
> Dropbox is similar to a virtually hosted file system and therefore has a simple set of publishing options.
> If you have a Dropbox account, ScreenFlow enables you to encode and publish your projects directly to Dropbox. Select File > Publish to > Dropbox then select a Preset. Optionally, you can customize or manage your preset by clicking Customize or Manage. Set Dimensions and select Options as needed.
> If you check Save Copy to Disk the Location button is enabled, enabling you to select the location for the file to be written to disk. If you do not choose a location, the file will be saved to your Movies folder. If you do not specify a file extension, the extension used will be set based on the selected export preset.
> Click Sign In when finished.
> After the Dropbox Authorization window (Figure 73) and the Sign In window (Figure 74) both display, enter your email and password, then click Sign In.
> Figure 73. Dropbox Authorization Dialog
> Figure 74. ScreenFlow Sign In Dialog
> Note: Once you are finished working with your Dropbox account, it is recommended that you log out of the service through your Web browser.
> When you have successfully signed in, the window will display a message asking you to allow ScreenFlow access to Dropbox. If you have not selected or created a folder for ScreenFlow in your Dropbox account, you will be asked to do so.
> Figure 75. ScreenFlow Allow Dialog
> When the Publish To Dropbox window displays, select a filename (required) and set privacy level. Click Publish when finished. The URL for uploads will be returned when the upload has completed.
> Figure 76. Dropbox Account Login Window
> The Dropbox upload places all the files into a ScreenFlow folder inside the Apps folder at the root of the user’s Dropbox. This cannot be changed because it is the only way for third-party applications to upload to Dropbox directly.
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> Table 22. Dropbox Publishing Details
> Control | Description
> Filename | Enter a filename to use for your publication. NOTE: The Apps folder at the root of the user’s Dropbox cannot be changed because it is the only way for third-party applications to upload to Dropbox directly.
> Privacy | Public: Anyone can view this video Private: Only users that you authorize can view this video
> “?” button | Click to get publishing help
> Sign Out | Click Sign Out to sign out of your Dropbox account.
> Publish | Click Publish to export and upload your project. ScreenFlow displays a progress bar to indicate encoding progress. Click Cancel at any time to abort the encode/upload process.