Dropbox For Mac Mini

In our office, we use Dropbox business as a cloud; All of our files exist on a Mac Mini Server we use inside the office as a local repository for all of our Dropbox files. We then have Dropbox sync all of the files to and from the server. Step 1, Click the Dropbox icon in the menu bar. It the open box icon near the top-right corner of the screen.[1]Step 2, Click Account. It’s the option with an outline of a person’s head and shoulders.Step 3, Click Unlink This Dropbox. This effectively signs you out of Dropbox. A sign-in screen will appear in case you want to sign in with a different account. To re-link your Dropbox, click the Dropbox icon, then sign in to your account.

Hey Julie, Usual disclaimers and so forth but I sync Windows to Mac and back manually and so far it's been fine. I don't have an iPad. During testing I had some issues like syncing the current place in a book but I haven't been able to characterize that properly but all other aspects seem ok. I am careful about trying to avoid having it invoke conflict resolution protocols as there is no (or at least little) change merge support only the ability to select one or other change. My theory on manual sync is to sync at the beginning of using a session on one device and then again at the end, but I confess to not being rigorous about it.

I am now for the first time recently I began updating the same note and tool on different machines a bit (for real as opposed to testing) and so making sure DB has the latest copy at all times and that each machine gets that copy before continuing helps avoid conflicts. In theory that's what auto-sync should achieve I would think. I do not auto-sync as I've seen too many people post on issues with it. I linked to DropBox from my Mac and synced. Linked with my iPhone and synced successfully, but it had to be done in 'pieces' – it would get partially through and then crash. I'd do it again and it would get a little further. Finally, everything synced.

Linked with iPad and tried to sync. I could never get past 99% done with task 17 (with another 16 to go).

I've backed up at the start of each new sessions on the Mac, and after each session. I've rebooted Mac and iPad. I've cleared download case cache and removed saved session. The DropBox sync still would not get past task 17. It was worth a try.

Edited by Julie Falling, 01 December 2014 - 07:49 AM. Bob – Everything is most definitely backed up, and in multiple places. I've got one of those little, tiny USB flash drives that just stay in my MBAir – it has a 64G capacity. I zip the Accordance Files folder and then drop it in there. It's also in a folder in my DropBox. And on Time Capsule. And on a second TimeMachine disk.

Does that seem backed-up enough? I'm really not paranoid. I just don't like to waste a lot of time redoing things and looking for things (my pantry and closets are organized for the same reason). I keep all my software updated and also Mac & iPad/iPhone iOS. It really should work. I've got a paper for Hebrew to get done so I'm not going to mess with the syncing today.

I'll see if I can get it all resolved later. Thanks for the support, guys. Microsoft excel 2007 for mac free download full version. I am currently syncing only with my Mac.

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Is it recommended that we sync either with Mac or with Dropbox and not both? How is Dropbox syncing going for y'all? Back when I was having problems with Dropbox, I suspect it was because I was syncing with the Mac at the same time. Info and advice? For the Mac, Accordance supports WiFi syncing of Modules and user content.

For all platforms, Accordance supports Dropbox syncing of user content. Because of the overlap of user content syncing, Accordance tries to prevent WiFi syncing of user content if you are linked to Dropbox. Unfortunately, mixing WiFi and Dropbox syncing of user content can be very tricky and Accordance has trouble supporting both at the same time. We need to do a better job of giving a user a choice between the two and “preparing” Accordance when there was a change in syncing choice. IAccord now supports three types of syncing (WiFi, Dropbox, and iCloud) and we also hope to improve the choice in a future revision.