Johnathon, You will have to have Dropbox access setup on both computers. This will involve downloading the Dropbox daemon and installing it on each computer to synchronize a Dropbox directory on each computer with your Dropbox account on their server. You can usually get information from the Dropbox website on how to do this for various operating systems. When anything is changed either on the server or in the Dropbox directories on either computer it is then automatically transferred to the other devices. When it is setup, you copy your GnuCash file to the Dropbox directory. I set my GnuCash files up in their own directories inside the Dropbox directory so that the backup and log files do not create confusion. I usually also set a limit on the number of backup and log files retained in the GnuCash preferences to limit growth of the size of the directory.
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