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Most of these (I use Dropbox) keep<br />
the folder on all devices. Box.com can keep the folder or file at Box and you can delete it from your computer. The deletion is not automatic. I am not sure anything is because of backup and other issues with cloud storage
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Most of these (I use Dropbox) keep
the folder on all devices. Box.com can keep the folder or file at Box and you can delete it from your computer. The deletion is not automatic. I am not sure anything is because of backup and other issues with cloud storage

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This is an example of how to do it in DropBox with IFTTT<br />
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<li>Create two folders</li>
<li>Disable sync for one folder via the </li>
<li><b>Selective Folder Sync</b></li>
<li> option</li>
<li>Setup this rule in IFTTT <a href="https://ifttt.com/applets/15156p-move-from-one-folder-to-another-in-dropbox" rel="ugc">https://ifttt.com/applets/15156p-move-from-one-folder-to-another-in-dropbox</a></li>
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This is an example of how to do it in DropBox with IFTTT


 1. Create two folders
 2. Disable sync for one folder via the
 3. Selective Folder Sync
 4. option
 5. Setup this rule in IFTTT https://ifttt.com/applets/15156p-move-from-one-folder-to-another-in-dropbox [https://ifttt.com/applets/15156p-move-from-one-folder-to-another-in-dropbox]

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Wouldn't cutting a file and pasting it into one drive do just that?
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Wouldn't cutting a file and pasting it into one drive do just that?

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More specifically I am bringing in photos from camera and only want them to temporarily be stored in a folder while they are being uploaded to the cloud.
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More specifically I am bringing in photos from camera and only want them to temporarily be stored in a folder while they are being uploaded to the cloud.

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Here is IFTTT screenshot<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/05_w20/1163497/ifttt.jpg" target="_blank" title="ifttt.jpg (68 KB)"><img alt="ifttt.jpg" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 357px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/05_w20/1163497/ifttt.jpg" /></a>
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Here is IFTTT screenshot
ifttt.jpghttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/05_w20/1163497/ifttt.jpg

ifttt.jpg

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except for mediafire, dropbox, google drive, onenote and other online storage there is no such setup of a folder to sync up to the cloud
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except for mediafire, dropbox, google drive, onenote and other online storage there is no such setup of a folder to sync up to the cloud

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Wondering if anyone can give me some pointers on how to set this up.<br />
<br />
I would like to create a folder where I could drop files in and such files would be moved to a cloud storage service and removed from the local PC.<br />
<br />
I can use any of these services:<br />
Pcloud<br />
Dropbox<br />
Google Drive<br />
OneDrive for Business or Personal<br />
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Your suggestions and pointers are greatly appreciated.
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Wondering if anyone can give me some pointers on how to set this up.

I would like to create a folder where I could drop files in and such files would be moved to a cloud storage service and removed from the local PC.

I can use any of these services:
Pcloud
Dropbox
Google Drive
OneDrive for Business or Personal

Your suggestions and pointers are greatly appreciated.

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