Rich Super User II

You're thinking of it as a filename when it's actually a document title. Semantics, I get it, but that's the intent. Think of it like the title of a book when you open it; the title is in bold at the top of the page.

Dropboxアカウントのファイルは、オフラインで利用可能であるとマークしていない限り、携帯電話のスペースを占有しません。 Dropboxアプリでファイルを開いたり表示したりすると、そのファイルは一時的に電話機に保存されます。

You'll still be able to upload and access your files through the Dropbox app. It's just the integration into Samsung's own apps that will no longer be available. This is due to Samsung using an older Dropbox API that is being retired.

@"edugsdf" wrote:I need to save space on my hard drive. Smart Sync would be the perfect solution, but it still does not work on linux fedora. When will we have this solution? At the moment, Smart Sync is only available on Windows and Mac. Dropbox has made no announcement on its availability on Linux. They usually don't…

I'm not contradicting myself. Server 2003 was XP based, and nearly any piece of software that would run on XP would run on Server 2000 and Server 2003. Only applications that had specific driver requirements were likely to be a problem when server drivers weren't available. This is likely why Dropbox was able to work…

Selectively Synced folders (those that you have unchecked) do not exist on the computer* so they cannot take up space. Also, since they're not on the computer, your OS can't include them in its calculation. * Note: If you've recently removed some folders using Selective Sync, Dropbox has likely moved them to its cache…

There was no need to post a notice about Server 2008 because Dropbox has never supported Server 2008 (or any server OS). The fact that it did work on previous server operating systems is immaterial to the notification that was sent. Dropbox ending support and disabling the client on XP, Vista, etc. had nothing to do with…

thiagomf11 wrote:I have always used Dropbox on Windows Server It has worked in the past but was never officially supported. The fact that it has worked was likely due to the fact that previous server operating systems were based on the exact same technologies used in your desktop operating systems (XP, Windows 7, etc.).…

If you've reached the maximum of 32 referrals, then you won't be able to earn anymore referral bonuses. That number doesn't change even if you subscribe. Just the amount of space you've earned from referrals is doubled retroactively. i.e. If you've claimed 32 referrals, your bonus space would double from 16GB to 32GB when…

Yes, referrals are capped at a total of 32. If you're a Basic user (i.e., a Free account) you earn 500MB per referral for a total of 16GB. If you upgrade to a paid account, your referral space doubles to 1GB per referral for a total of 32GB for as long as you're a paid subscriber. If there wasn't a limit on referrals, then…

カメラアップロードプロセスでは、写真をあなたのDropboxアカウントにのみアップロードします。 彼らはまだあなたの電話に存在し、スペースを占有します。 手動で電話機から削除する必要があります。

Dropbox has never officially supported server operating systems. It has worked in the past, but newer releases have had issues and you may not be able to get it working. You can try contacting Support by opening a ticket, but since they don't provide support for server operating systems, you may be on your own. Open your…

If they unshare the folder, they have the option of whether or not to allow you to keep a copy of the folder and the files it contains. If they allow you to keep it, the file will remain in your account and you'll still be over quota, but you'll be able to remove it yourself if needed. If they don't allow you to keep a…

Double check that count. You've earned 19.25GB of space so far. Since the most you can earn through referrals is 16GB (as a Basic user), you've likely already maxed out on your referral bonuses.

* https://www.dropbox.com/help/business/badge-overview * https://www.dropbox.com/help/business/badge-collaborate * https://www.dropbox.com/help/business/badge-issues

It's not on Dropbox if you upload a video using a codec that they don't support or, possibly, don't know about. No single service or application can support every possible file format. If you're not getting audio on a video you've uploaded to Dropbox, then you need to tell them so they can look at why it might be…

judyc wrote:when I go to the dropbox icon in the system's tray, it doesn't have a check, and shows a box with Up to Date and the version number, but I don't get the recently updated box (or any box) with the gear in it. If you single-click that icon you should see the Dropbox window appear, with the gear in the upper-right…

Dropbox doesn't have notification sounds of its own. It uses the notification system of your operating system. It sends a notification to your OS, and your OS determines how to display it.

jim_at_dropbox wrote:I clicked the link attached to the old version ... the Download button does, indeed, download the file Ah, nice find! Never realized that was there.

FRIIS & partner wrote:Is this a feature you have in the near pipeline? Dropbox doesn't reveal what features they may be planning for the future. If they were to release such a feature, we wouldn't know of it until it was announced. It's highly unlikely that they'll change the way this works. It's a feature that has been…

jim_at_dropbox wrote:Is there a way to keep the current version in place but download the previous version I'm interested in? No, there isn't. If you click Restore, the current version of the file will be overwritten. However, that current version will now be listed in Version History and itself can be restored as well.…

Anastasios wrote:Once you click on the desktop Dropbox folder the app also launches. That is irrespective of whether you have set it up to start along the windows login process. Just to be clear, this is only true if you're using the original icon that Dropbox created during installation (it points to an executable, and…

Sreypichvuthy wrote: Anyone could help me?? With what, exactly? You haven't described the problem you're having. [This thread is now closed by moderators due to inactivity. If you're experiencing a similar behavior, feel free to start a new discussion in the Find Answers section here. ]

robbsalzmann wrote: "Selective sync conflict"? is that a thing? Where is it documented? Yes. * https://www.dropbox.com/help/syncing-uploads/selective-sync-conflicts

RM8 wrote:The only difference I could spot is that on my old phone there is an 'Open with..' option when a file is selected. You likely have an Export option. Tap that and see if you have Open with as an option. That's where it appears now in iOS.

DonaLuiza wrote: Today I received many complaints from the people without the app or account saying that the pics wouldn’t load for them If memory serves, this is a known issue that Dropbox was looking into. It started happening sometime in December.

If you want to send the link via email, well, yes. If you just want to post the file to a public forum or other such location, then all you need is the link. It's shared folders that require an email address (and the recipient to have a Dropbox account). Share links do not. *…

On the iOS version of the app, you now have to select Export, and then you have the option of opening the file in another application.

Any web host will work. And remember, the Share Links in Dropbox still allow you to create links to your files and use them just as you would have with the Public folder.

Brandon D. wrote:We turn OFF auto save on office programs It's not just the auto-save in Office that does it. Simply opening a file in Office will modify it. When you open Office files, Office records information like the last person to open the file, or in the case of Excel, the selected cell, etc., and stores that within…