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fortinne
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2 years ago
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After using the Apple Migration Assistant, I ended up with two Dropbox folders.

I have used Apple's Migration Assistant to move all my content from one Mac to a new Mac. I keep all of my Dropbox files on my computer, so all my Dropbox files are transferred to the new Mac. Now Dr...
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    2 years ago

    Thanks, but I checked that right away - no selective sync. I have now manually recreated my full Dropbox folder. For some reason, the "Dropbox (Old)" that Dropbox created contained more files than the new Dropbox folder Dropbox created and synced to my account on the web. 

    It was be nice if Dropbox would include instructions and advice on using Apple's Migration Assistant with Dropbox.

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