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Oops. Forgot the screenshot again. Here you go.

Wow. It was as simple as that!? As you can see in the attached screenshot, that simple fix appears to have done the trick. Thanks! I'll have to reacquaint myself with the meaning of the icons (solid green arrow, outline green arrow, cloud, etc.) but I'm sure I can find that info easily enough. As an added bonus, the…

I don't know if these will tell you anything, but here you go. Odd that the single text file doesn't give me the options that folder do. And single files within those folders also do. For the heck of it, I also moved the txt file into a folder that gives me all the menu options, but when I did, the file itself didn't give…

Just an update. This istill a problem. I replied via email , but will inlude what I wrote here: One more little tidbit I noticed that may not have anything to do with anything, but I thought worth mentioning. In doing a little ore research, I opened my Finder Settings, and when I look at boxes to check to appear in the…

sorry, forgot the screenshot.

And I appreciate all of your help in this. One more thing that might help: Attached is a screenshot of my Dropbox in the menu bar Preferences –> Sync. You'll see the Dropbox folder is in Users/Don/Dropbox. I found a reference that the default location should be: Default Location: Due to Apple's mandatory File Provider API,…

No, there are no other folders or drives in Locations that show any mention of being Unlinked. I will say, though, that when this issue first started and the Dropbox folder was in Locations, it did give me that Unlinked Dropbox note, with the option to Delete Dropbox there. I was hesitant at the point to Delete anything,…

I don't ask much of Dropbox, which is why I'm generally satisfied with the Basic plan. When it worked the way it did, it was great for my purposes. The ****** downside of that (and please don't take this the wrong way) is that I'm limited to support only from the Community. While I do appreciate that, I'm sure you…

Hi Megan, As noted in my original post... I've confirmed Privacy and Security Settings that Dropbox is toggled on with Full Access. I've done the same in Accessibility. I've Force Quit Finder. I've rebooted, I've uninstalled, then downloaded and reinstalled the Dropbox Desktop app, I've checked extensions and Privacy…

Thank you for the reply, Hannah. The version showing when I hover over the Dropbox icon is 243.4.6956 and says "up to date". As for syncing, when I click the menubar Dropbox icon and the window pops up, it has a checkmark on the bottom where it also says "Your files are up to date". And yes, the file I tried yesterday did…