How to use Dropbox to transfer new and updated events from the Event Editor (on a Windows PC) to your iPads. This post includes a trouble shooting section.
You will need to copy your folder of events into the correct Dropbox folder to transfer them to the iPad.
Note to advanced users: You can use tokens (including EventName) in your Dropbox folder naming. This post does not cover this.
You can choose whether to update ('sync') all your events at the same time, or update a single event. Updating all events is the best way to check everything on the iPad is up to date, but may be slower than updating a single event (especially if you have a poor Internet connection).
You can also update the event list before updating individual events.
Concerned about guests getting access to your Dropbox files from the iPad?
Only delete the Dropbox App from the iPad when Breeze Booth for iPad is signed in to DropBox. If you sign Breeze Booth for iPad out from Dropbox, you will need to reinstall the official Dropbox app before signing back in again.
This post explained how to transfer new and updated events from a PC to Breeze Booth for iPad using Dropbox. You will need a Dropbox account and an Internet connection for this to work.