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stuartcalder
12 months agoNew member | Level 1
Unable to make all my files available offline onto new Mac
I've got a new iMac after the old one has just given up the ghost. All my files are fortunately backed up on Dropbox. My back-up drive was unfortunately corrupted. I've installed Dropbox on the new...
janicetaylor
12 months agoNew member | Level 1
Thank you for your reply. I see "Dropbox 216.4.7292 Up to Date" when I hover on the icon in the menu bar
- Jay12 months ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hi janicetaylor, are you able to right right a file or folder in the Dropbox folder, to see if the Dropbox context menu items appear there?
- stuartcalder12 months agoNew member | Level 1
All sorted. The advice I got did the trick, thanks.
- janicetaylor12 months agoNew member | Level 1
Yes, the context menu items appear on right-clicking a file or folder, as in the attached screenshot. The file has zero bytes unless opened, after which it posts the file size.
- Megan12 months ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hey janicetaylor, let me also jump in here!
I'm thinking that instead of clicking directly on your entire Dropbox folder, you could maybe access the folder, then select all of your items using Command-A and see if you can them make the folders available-offline.
Can you give it a go?
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