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g346
New member | Level 2
3 weeks ago

I have had someone share a file with me so that we can both make edits and have updated copies. However when I'm editing, the other person is not receiving my edits. How do I fix it?

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Walter
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3 weeks ago

Hey there @g346; welcome aboard and thanks for using Dropbox!

 

Could you put this file into a folder and share the whole folder with the person you'd like to collaborate with?

 

This should do the trick!

 

Let us know if you have any more question, please. 

Walter
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