Like Dropbox, Insync syncs your files across all your computers and also keeps them in the cloud. But unlike Dropbox, you don't have to sign up for another storage service. Instead, it uses your Google Docs file area. There are a couple of advantages to doing things this way. First, your Google Docs storage space is larger than the free 2 GB that DropBox provides. Secondly, and much more importantly, Google Docs allows you to edit and view your files in your browser, whereas the standard Dropbox storage is, well, just storage.
With Insync, you can now edit your files on your PC, on any other PC that has the insync app installed, or directly in your browser. Needless to say, any edits that you make to a file that's on a local PC will be uploaded back to Google instantly and automatically. Insync is free, runs on Windows XP and above, and is an 8 MB download.
Get it from here: https://www.insynchq.com/
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