Rich Super User II

It no longer exists. You'll need to locate each share in your main list of folders and manage them from there.

If you're using the Dropbox client on your computer and the file was placed in the local Dropbox folder, then it will resume the file automatically if the transfer is interrupted. If it appears to be stuck, hover your mouse cursor over the Dropbox icon in the system tray (Windows) or menu bar (Mac) and see what Dropbox…

@"lgrabowski" wrote:I cannot log in to Dropbox on my iPhone using either the app or the Dropbox.com website. I am logged in on both the desktop and laptop computers just fine. Just get the standard 'invalid email or password' message. I actually meant using a web browser on your computer, and this is meant as a test to…

Just as a test, are you able to log in to the Dropbox website using the same credentials you're using on your phone? To be certain, use a private browser session/incognito tab so Dropbox doesn't log you in automatically without actually entering your credentials.

U moet eerst naar Instellingen gaan via het tabblad Account. Tik op het tandwielpictogram boven aan de pagina. Als je het nog steeds niet ziet, controleer je of je de nieuwste versie van de Dropbox-app gebruikt.

@"Herma" wrote:Ik heb een iPhone 5 S en een gratis Dropbox account. Is die knop dan ook zichtbaar? Ik zie de knop helaas :disappointed_relieved: niet! Ja, de knop bestaat op de iPhone 5S. Het bevindt zich in Instellingen op het tabblad Account. Of het daadwerkelijk iets doet, staat nog ter discussie.

A person can only have access to the specific item that was linked to. If they're seeing an entire folder, then the link was to the folder and not a file within it. Also, if you're testing the link yourself, YOU will see your entire folder because you're already logged in to Dropbox. A recipient of a link will not see…

@"Bobmaas" wrote:Ive been having the same issue. When wanting to attach a PDF FILE in Outlook, works great on my iPad but wants to send the Dropbox LINK instead of the PDF. That's a change that Microsoft made and is out of Dropbox's control. If you open a file in Dropbox and Export it to Outlook, you can still attach a…

* https://www.dropbox.com/help/space/get-more-space

@"JK1211" wrote:This IS a Dropbox flaw not Apple as clearly Microsoft made it work. It's not a Dropbox flaw. The only reason it works for Microsoft is because they're still using older functions and haven't yet updated to the new functions available within iOS 11. The technology in use is different between Dropbox and…

Many others have requested that Dropbox add such a feature in the past, yet they've never added it. You can search the Share feedback forum for those posts and add your own comments to them.

No, there isn't. You have to pause it manually.

No. You have never been able to export more than one file at a time using the Dropbox app. If Outlook previously allowed you to attach multiple files, then you need to talk to Microsoft.

@"Moma" wrote:We need to know how to attach a dropbox file via Outlook mail. If you're doing this from within the Outlook app, then you need to contact Microsoft as it's their app and they seem to have removed that ability. If you're doing this from within Dropbox, tap the elipsis ( ... ) for the file and select Export.…

You need a Professional or Business account in order to set a password or expiration on a share link. Remember, in addition to what Mark has stated above, there's nothing stopping a person from sharing not only your link, but the password for that link as well. As soon as you share something with someone else, you lose…

Are you opening the file from within Excel by selecting Dropbox in connected services, or are you opening the file from within the Dropbox app, using the Export/Open In option to send the file to Excel?

Go into the Files app first and make sure Dropbox is enabled. Once enabled, you can select it when saving files. If it's already enabled, disable and re-enable it.

You'll need to ask Microsoft as Outlook is their product. Dropbox has no control over that process.

You can set this up with IFTTT. Your applicants wouldn't be able to submit their resumes directly to the IFTTT email (because IFTTT wouldn't know who they were for as it's keyed on the sending email address), but they could submit them to your email (or one you specify) and you would then forward them to IFTTT. *…

I'm not familiar with the area you're referring to, and I can't think of anywhere in Dropbox where I've seen a black button with the last modifier listed below it. What platform are you referring to? Can you take a screenshot of what you're seeing and post it here please? The only places that I've known a name to be shown,…

@"jcourtneycozero" wrote:What does this have to do with homebrew?! The version of Dropbox that @"Michael S.100" was using came from Homebrew-Cask, and was not an official Dropbox installer. When Michael used the officiall installer, downloaded from the Dropbox website, the problem was solved. This means that the issue he…

First, to clear up any confusion, the Dropbox folder on your computer is a folder like any other. Anything you put in the folder takes up space on your drive. That means that if you copy a file into the Dropbox folder, it now exists in two locations (the original folder and the Dropbox folder) and is taking up twice the…

The option to sign out of your account in a browser is available by clicking your avatar. In your screenshot above, that would be the grey circle in the upper right corner. I can say with almost absolute certainty that this is just a browser related issue. It has happened in the past, especially with Chrome, and usually…

Clear your browsing history and try again.

wrote: I've been loyally using this website for years and for them to basically be like you aren't important as a user any more because you don't have the latest tech, is a load of ******. That's not it, at all. Having to support older operating systems holds back development. Your old, no longer supported (by Apple)…

wrote: I've been loyally using this website for years and for them to basically be like you aren't important as a user any more because you don't have the latest tech, is a load of ******. That's not it, at all. Having to support older operating systems holds back development. Your old, no longer supported (by Apple)…

wrote:... is there way to download it without the ridiculous expense of updating my software. No. Dropbox no longer supports OS X 10.6, .7 or .8. Even if you find a copy of the older Dropbox software, you will not be able to log in with it. * https://www.dropbox.com/help/desktop-web/computer-os-not-supported

It's possible, but you're on your own to get it working as it is not a supported configuration. The basics of it would be to install Dropbox under the first user and specifiy a common location for the Dropbox folder (a location that both user accounts have full rights to). Wait for Dropbox to finish syncing. Switch to the…

I've just tested the issue you've described and this seems to be an issue with Outlook, not Dropbox, as Dropbox doesn't control that process. Microsoft created the process of attaching files from within Outlook. They simply use the Dropbox API to do it. In fact, Dropbox doesn't even need to be installed on the device.…

Well, Windows is definitely complaining about administrative access, so that's where your problem is. Is the user you specified the same one that you originally installed Dropbox with?