After installing Office 2013, the first thing you'll notice when saving a file is the new cloud integration with SkyDrive. This is a very handy way to protect your files from accidental deletion in the mighty cloud.
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How to add Dropbox to Office 2013
The problem, however, is that Microsoft has only added SkyDrive to the list. There is no option to add other services like Google Drive or Dropbox. Of course, you can always use the "Save As" option in the File menu. It does require a few extra clicks, but having everything integrated and just a click away is always a good thing.
One way to add other cloud services like Dropbox and Google Drive is to use a small script specifically designed for adding certain services. Below is the step-by-step guide to add Dropbox to Office 2013. However, you can use the same steps to add other services as well:
1. Download the script to make it all happen – ironically from Dropbox.
