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The Dropbox system says I've exceeded my quota because it's 2GB. My current storge is 2.9GB. So question is, how can I audit that to find out which files (only 14 in Dropbox) are costing me 2.9G. Just doesn't make sense.
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It depends upon what type the files are - music or video files for example could take up a lot of quota.
At www.dropbox.com/home if you mouse over the menu bar near 'Modified' you can see a down arrow. Click on that to change what options are displayed. You can make one show size which should help.
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It depends upon what type the files are - music or video files for example could take up a lot of quota.
At www.dropbox.com/home if you mouse over the menu bar near 'Modified' you can see a down arrow. Click on that to change what options are displayed. You can make one show size which should help.
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The word MODIFIED appears just under your yellow box, to the right of NAME.
You need to mouse over that word to see the dropdown box.
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You were right that sometimes files end up large than I thought. So after seeing the size of each, I found Dropbox was pretty right on the storage size I was using. So thanks to everyone. This was quicker than most emails to support desks for other products I have. Thanks again.
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