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Highlight some text above, then enter the URL that you would like that text to link to below:

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Enter the URL of an image below, then click "Insert!":

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Enter the embed code of some online media, then click "Insert!". The allowable embed codes are Drop.io image, Disqus, Dailymotion, SlideShare, Drop.io document, YouTube, Google Calendar, Viddler, Drop.io audio, Seesmic, Ustream.TV Recorded, Tipjoy, Vimeo, Revision 3, Hulu, Blip.TV, Drop.io video, Twitter, Digg, Ustream.TV Live, Drop.io upload widget, and MotionBox

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Edit or add to the raw HTML for the note below, and then click "Update!". For a list of all tags and attributes allowed in the HTML of your note, click the information icon on the note editor toolbar below.

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With this editor you can create notes for your drop with rich text formatting as well as certain embedded media.

In order to create a note, start typing in the large text box of the editor. The formatting buttons available to you below the textbox are, in order: .

In order to use the majority of these, first highlight the text you would like formatted, then click the button to apply the formatting. In some cases, such as when adding a link, in addition to highlighting text and then pushing the button, you will also be prompted to enter some additional information (in this case the URL). In yet other cases, such as when embedding media or editing the note's HTML, you do not need to highlight any text first, but rather simply enter the information (in these cases, the embed code or some HTML) for which you will be prompted after pushing the button.

The Embed function mentioned aboved is one of the most powerful things you can do with this editor. In order to insert say, a Vimeo or YouTube video into your note, first find and copy the embed code for the media in which you are interested from the site on which you found it. Then, click the Embed button. A dialog box will slide open above the note's toolbar with a textbox in the center. Paste the embed code into this box and then click "Insert!" Note that the media itself will not appear in the editor window quite yet -- instead, a placeholder will be put there for now. Once you save your note and view it from your drop, the actual media will then appear.

The only allowable embedded media types are: Drop.io image, Disqus, Dailymotion, SlideShare, Drop.io document, YouTube, Google Calendar, Viddler, Drop.io audio, Seesmic, Ustream.TV Recorded, Tipjoy, Vimeo, Revision 3, Hulu, Blip.TV, Drop.io video, Twitter, Digg, Ustream.TV Live, Drop.io upload widget, and MotionBox.

Another powerful feature of the editor is the HTML Source Editor, which allows you have greater control over the formatting of your note. When you push the HTML button it will open up a dialog containing the HTML source code for your note. You can them manually add, edit, and remove HTML tags to markup your text.

The only allowable HTML tags are: u, strong, em, b, i, p, code, pre, tt, output, samp, kbd, var, sub, sup, strike, font, dfn, cite, big, small, address, hr, br, div, span, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, ul, ol, li, dt, dd, abbr, acronym, a, img, blockquote, del, ins, fieldset, and legend. And the only allowable attributes for those tags are: href, src, width, height, alt, cite, datetime, title, class, id, style, size, and color. All other tags and attributes will be stripped out before being saved.

Finally, if you are typing a very long note and would like to see more of it at a time, you can click and drag the bottom right corner of the editor to resize it.

For any other questions, please contact support@dropio.com

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With drop.io, sharing your media is worry-free and simple.

Drop.io lets you share photos, video, audio, and other media files really easily. We take most common formats and convert them to be web friendly. If you send us photos we will make thumbnails and put them in a gallery; if you send us videos we'll convert them so you can view them online; if you send us audio we'll stream it; if you send us PDFs we'll convert them too, you get the point.

If you give us a format that we don't yet convert (we are working to expand our conversion Jedi Ninja skills) we will still store them. Any user visiting your drop will be able to click on the file and download it. You can share pretty much anything, for anything, with anyone as long as it is legal and does not violate our terms of service.
What this means is you don't have to think about what format your Mom's community college graduation video is in or if your friend has the right codec to listen to your latest spoken word album which is available only in FLAC. (wikipedia.org/FLAC)
Take that spontaneous video you shot on your camera-phone and put it up for just your friends to see. You can embed YouTube videos like this one, shot in the subway not too far from our office in Brooklyn Heights:

Drop.io lets you share your media. No compatibility issues. No Mac/PC rift. Just your files flying across the interweb.

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Drop.io lets you share photos, video, audio, and other media files really easily. We take most common formats and convert them to be web friendly. If you send us photos we will make thumbnails and put them in a gallery; if you send us videos we'll convert them so you can view them online; if you send us audio we'll stream it; if you send us PDFs we'll convert them too, you get the point. If you give us a format that we don't yet convert (we are working to expand our conversion Jedi Ninja skills) we will still store them. Any user visiting your drop will be able to click on the file and download it. You can share pretty much anything, for anything, with anyone as long as it is legal and does not violate our terms of service. What this means is you don't have to think about what format your Mom's community college graduation video is in or if your friend has the right codec to listen to your latest spoken word album which is available only in FLAC. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flac">(wikipedia.org/FLAC)</a> Take that spontaneous video you shot on your camera-phone and put it up for just your friends to see. You can embed YouTube videos like this one, shot in the subway not too far from our office in Brooklyn Heights: <object height="344" width="425"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/KHCWr15q8tc&hl=en&fs=1" /><param name="wmode" value="transparent" /><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true" /><embed allowfullscreen="true" src="http://www.youtube.com/v/KHCWr15q8tc&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" height="344" width="425"></embed></object> Drop.io lets you share your media. No compatibility issues. No Mac/PC rift. Just your files flying across the interweb.     

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