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ClaxtonJ
Helpful | Level 6
7 years ago
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How can I print an index of files contained within a dropbox folder for record purposes

I use dropbox regularly for business purposes and regularly need to distribute specific information to multiple contacts via individual dropbox folders. As a business we are required to keep records...
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  • Lusil's avatar
    Lusil
    7 years ago
    Hey there, ClaxtonJ. 
     
    At first, since this isn’t currently available through the website, I’d recommend checking this thread out which may be helpful in what you’re trying to achieve. 
     
    Furthermore, if you’re on a Dropbox Business team and you are an admin, you have the capability to find info about how your team is using Dropbox, such as active members, storage, links created, active shared folders, and active devices, through the activity log.
     
    Nonetheless, I’d be more than happy to pass your comments along to the dev team for more future consideration. 
     
    Cheers!
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jane73
New member | Level 2
6 years ago

need to print index of folder - any progress? thanks

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Rich
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6 years ago

Dropbox has no such feature. If you're syncing all of your folders to your computer, you can easily do this using the tools in your operating system.

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