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- Copy and paste the following line into the Terminal app, and then press Enter:
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Thanks for the additional information and sorry to hear this persists Jef.
At this point, as I'll need account specific information to help troubleshoot this issue, may I reach out to your Dropbox associated email address so we can have a further look into this matter?
In addition, have you checked if your device is showing 'hidden files'? If that's the case here, to avoid seeing hidden files:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
Thanks again Walter. No my system is not set up to view 'hidden files'. This issue is only with the downloaded zip files from dropbox. (yes, I've also tried other zipped files and they work fine).
While I appreciate your time, I'm afraid my work has just gotten crazy and I no longer have the time to put into troubleshooting this issue on my system.
I would encourage you that if you know someone with a mac (surely someone on your team must also have a mac?) to have them check if this issue is just specific to myself and my co-worker or if this is happening to all mac users?
I'd be really interested to know the answer to that.
Thanks
J
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