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anonymous
2 years agoAre discussions being deleted?
Yesterday there was a discussion thread involving several people talking about "online" only files being corrupted when being opened/moved on a PC. One of the contributors was Здравко and myself. This thread has disappeared from my profile and I can't find it using search.
Any reason why this should happen or perhaps Здравко can send me a link if its still available?
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- Здравко2 years agoLegendary | Level 20
Hi anonymous,
Do you mean this one: Re: ERROR: 0X80070780 File cannot be opened by t...
I just copied it from your profile. 😉 Be more careful.
By the way, you can avoid some troubles with perform move, delete, etc. using web interface instead of local file access. In such a way you wouldn't need make files available offline - no very convenient, but... 🤷
- anonymous2 years ago
😀Thanks Здравко
I must be losing it as I couldn't see it under my profile 😕 ...
"you can avoid some troubles with perform move, delete, etc. using web interface instead of local file access. In such a way you wouldn't need make files available offline - no very convenient, but... 🤷"
This is what I have been doing as a work around or when having to use Win Explorer make the file "Available Offline" first then move delete etc. I wish Dropbox would fix some of these features (bugs) plus others. It feels like Quality Control is slipping.
Thanks again ...
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