Really, the one use of DropDav for me is to allow me to use cloud based services and streamlined access to my web server. I would have to say that it never cause me any problems nor required me to access the service directly. It works in the background and I could not ask for better.

This is one of those magic tools that sits in the background and I forget how easy it makes life!

I am kinda both business and personal, my primary use is as an artist (photography and sound art), my paying gig is as an academic and it comes in handy there too. I, of course use it for personal files too. Heck, pretty much my whole digital life uses this tool, in one way or anothe

DropDAV is a useful recent service that bridges this gap. If you have a Dropbox account, DropDAV gives you a WebDAV wrapper for it, which allows the iWork apps, Omnifocus, and a few other apps to read and write files in Dropbox

This is a great tool for exporting those annoying iWork for iPad documents back to your Dropbox folder.

Sure, you can use iTunes to add files, but what about working directly from an application?  This is where DropDAV comes into play.  DropDAV effectively lets your application talk directly to DropBox.  Many productivity applications such as Pages, Keynote, etc have webDAV capability