Jump to What is the Dropbox Web Helper for macOS? - Dropbox Web Helper supports the Dropbox user interface on macOS computers. If you haven’t used Dropbox before, you should really try it out. It’s an extremely useful cloud storage solution that you can sync between multiple computers and other devices, and it works great on a Mac. It’s pretty simple to set up, too. Here’s a video walk-through on how to download, install, and use Dropbox on your Mac.
Does anyone know how to change settings in dropbox on the mac without deleteing the whole app and install it again and do the install inside the package. I need to change email adress for my account and I can drag down the menu from the icon in the menubar and then hit preferences and then it's a blank window. I'm so frustrated with the accessibility of this app so I have stoped using it but a friend wants to share a folder for recordings we are doing. So, is there a way to change settings in any way I'm interested to know.
The email adress is no longer in use so the invite dont work so therefore I need to change it. Regards Tony Forum: • User Options • or to post comments. Hi Tony, You don't change your account settings for Dropbox on your computer, whether you are running Mac or Windows; you make these changes, including the email address used for your account, by logging into your account on the Dropbox web site. In Safari, go to the Dropbox web site: 2. You should be taken past the 'Sign In' link to the text box for 'Email' where you can type in the email address that you used when you created your Dropbox account. (If you are using QuickNav to navigate, remember to exit QuickNav mode before you try to type your login email address and password into the text fields).
After navigating to the 'Password' text box and typing in your password, press 'return'. Change default search engine on chrome for mac. Once you are logged in, activate the link that has your name (just past the 'Get free space' link), navigate to the 'Settings' link and activate it (with VO-Space or by simultaneously pressing the up and down arrow keys if QuickNav is on). Navigate to the 'Account Settings' link and activate it. Under the first section for 'User info' you can make any changes to name, email, Facebook, or Twitter connections. In particular, there will be a 'change' link you can use to enter your new email address. Make any changes that you want to your user account settings, then navigate to the link with your name, activate it, and navigate to the 'sign out' link to sign out from Dropbox. Esther • or to post comments #2 Another question about dropbox Submitted by Phillip on 6 April, 2012.
At a guess, since I don't know what you're running in terms of OS version or hardware, just try opening the downloaded dropbox.dmg file from your Downloads folder. For some reason, at least under Lion over the last half year and more, if you try to copy your dropbox.dmg to another folder, such as Applications, before opening the disk image, VoiceOver comes up blank. If you just open the disk image file directly from where you downloaded it (e.g., with Command-Down Arrow or Command-O) you'll get prompted to type in all the regular set up information, and the app will automatically install correctly. • or to post comments #4 Yep that's how I did it. It's Submitted by KE7ZUM on 7 April, 2012. Yep that's how I did it. It's too bad the selective synch is not accessible or I would have saved tons of space on my dropbox as there are some folders that do not need to be synched all the time.
Acrobat mac download. I have communicated with dropbox and sent an email to and communicated via the iPhone app but no go on this I guess. I have a youtube video about this and gave it to them but again no go. I have posted on the forms but you know the result by now. • or to post comments #5 Thanks. Submitted by Tony Bernedal on 12 April, 2012.
With the introduction of Cloud services, sending large files via email has become a thing of the past. Before the introduction of cloud services like Dropbox, you had to send large file attachments via email which was problematic or impossible. Depending on the size of the file, sending could take a very long time or timeout. Furthermore, in most organizations, attachment size is often locked down and limited.
In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to bypass email attachments and send large files by taking advantage of. Installing Dropbox Dropbox is one of my favorite tools to use on the Internet. Not only does it back up your specified files to the cloud (encrypted of course), but it also synchronizes your files to any other computer where you have Dropbox installed. In the event that one of your computers become unstable or stolen, simply install Dropbox on a new computer and all your files download and synchronize. Let’s Begin by browsing to Dropbox.com and signing up for a free account. If you already have an account, please skip this step. After you signup, you are prompted to install Dropbox on your Mac Computer.