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Thank you @"Greg-DB"!
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Thanks for the confirmation!
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@"PG1954"- are you using a Dropbox client (Dropbox software) on your 4th device as well?
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That's really good news, Greg. We had quite a few customers read the information on the limit and think it applied to them. Any chance of getting that page updated to mention that it applies only to Dropbox, and not third-party, applications?
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That's excellent -- thanks very much for adding that!
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For anyone reading this topic, the good folks at Dropbox were able to identify the problem and fix it in version 4.2.5 of the SDK.
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What's the best way to make the files available to you, Greg?
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Hey Greg, Normally (for asynchronous), you'd do something like this (basically changing the SimpleTest sample to allow inputing the authorization code into a text field, then converting that to an access token: private async void OkClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { if (this.authorizationCode.Text == String.Empty)…