I'm using the method outlined on this website. There's also a method in which you create a symbolic link, but that seems inefficient to me. This way Pidgin just stores the logs directly in the Dropbox folder, and you don't have to do all of that command line finagling.
This guide assumes that you already have Pidgin installed and logging enabled.
This works on WinXP and Win7, I assume it's the same on Vista. I don't know about Linux or MacOSX. If you're on Linux you're probably smart enough to figure it out, if you're on a Mac you probably can't afford a second computer anyway. :P
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Signing UpStep 1Install Dropbox
You should have Dropbox installed already if you use multiple computers, because it's so very handy. 2GB completely free, and you can get more through things like Dropquest, or through referring others who sign up. I currently have 3.5GB of storage space from those. If you use this referral link to sign up it gives me 250MB free. If you don't like referral links just go here.
Install Dropbox on each computer you're using, and note the location of the My Dropbox folder. The default is under My Documents, though you can customize the location. Now any files you put into the Dropbox folder will automatically synchronize through the Internet and appear on all the computers that you have set to synchronize, and you can access the files online. Magic!
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