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Options for My Backup Pro?

Hey guys the new version 4.2 of MyBackup Pro now allows you to use your Dropbox account as the Cloud storage option for Backups and Restore. You can use this by running the app and hitting Menu->Options then select the "Cloud Storage Location" option and selecting Dropbox.
 
Hey guys the new version 4.2 of MyBackup Pro now allows you to use your Dropbox account as the Cloud storage option for Backups and Restore. You can use this by running the app and hitting Menu->Options then select the "Cloud Storage Location" option and selecting Dropbox.

Weird! I have My Backup Pro installed, but I did not get notice of an upgrade to 4.2. I am still on version 4.1.1.

Does this mean that you don't need to pay for extra online storage now?
 
Hey guys the new version 4.2 of MyBackup Pro now allows you to use your Dropbox account as the Cloud storage option for Backups and Restore. You can use this by running the app and hitting Menu->Options then select the "Cloud Storage Location" option and selecting Dropbox.

Ok, correction: I am using Version 4.2.2 but when I choose New Backup>data>it offers Local or Cloud (Rerware) with no indication of DropBox.

Where are you seeing this option?
 
Ok, correction: I am using Version 4.2.2 but when I choose New Backup>data>it offers Local or Cloud (Rerware) with no indication of DropBox.

Where are you seeing this option?

In MyBackup Pro, go to options and the first option is "Cloud Storage Location". From there you can select Dropbox.
 
In MyBackup Pro, go to options and the first option is "Cloud Storage Location". From there you can select Dropbox.

Got it! Awesome! So, now, does this take care of you not needing to buy extra cloud storage with Rerware, since all your cloud backups can just go to DropBox?
 
Got it! Awesome! So, now, does this take care of you not needing to buy extra cloud storage with Rerware, since all your cloud backups can just go to DropBox?

Correct. You are just limited on how much space you have with your Dropbox account.
 
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