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fbab
6 years agoNew member | Level 2
Re: Creating shortcuts within a Dropbox folder without .ink files
Hi,
Thx for your answer but I don't expect you tell me that I don't need shortcuts. The trick that is proposed can overcome the problem in some situations but not in mine. I do need shortcut that display the file on the local directory of Dropbox.
Regards, Fred.
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- limonene6 years agoNew member | Level 2
Just came to this page after trying to Google the solution, to confirm that this feature should be in the next Dropbox update!
Shortcuts were designed for an important, time-saving purpose on PCs. Dropbox can't be a cloud-based replacement of that service without it.
Please undo the "Solved" comment on this post. This problem is not solved even after trying the recommendations. Qubit's response is a good workaround, but you should be able to create links that are active even if the file path changes, just like if you link a Dropbox file on other programs.
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