You now should see all the file’s elements in the Incopy program in layout view. Then go back to the Dropbox icon/window and open the Assignment 1.icma file. icml files are displayed in Incopy, close the files by clicking the small “x” on each of them. Open the content folder and click on each of the.It will be labeled _issue 23 Assignments. Using Dropbox icon (again not Incopy), open the Incopy story folder.The Incopy files MUST be opened from Dropbox desktop app (use the icon in the menu bar, not the InCopy pulldown menu). Once you install the stable build, it might take some time to re-index the files and sync any pending changes. Then, use the following link to install the latest stable version of the Dropbox desktop application: From the “General” tab, scroll down to the section titled “Preferences” and uncheck the box next to “Include me in early releases” if it is checked.Click on you account picture/avatar at the top right corner of the page. This will ensure that the application does not automatically update to the beta build after you install the latest stable build: Second, you’ll need to install the latest stable version of the Dropbox desktop application.įor these two tasks, you will need to follow these steps to verify that you have opted out of “Include me in early releases” option in your settings on. But for those running, say 13.0, try this:įirst, if you have signed up for beta versions of Dropbox, turn that off! That's from Dropbox support and contradicts their messaging but whatever, just do it. NOTE: If you’re currently opening InCopy files with an old MacOS, say version 12, you may want to keep doing it that way. Here’s how to open InCopy files from Dropbox if using a current,up-to-date version of MacOS. To me this has been a disaster both as a company for Dropbox and most certainly for a PR exercise with their decision to literally bury their head in the sand and ignore customers.Īdd to the fact I have 40TB of data on Dropbox (and backed-up offline too) moving is not a simple process sadly. I do have 1 machine running macOS 13.X and that has not received an update even though we are signed up for the beta programme. This whole update has left a nasty taste in my mouth. Without the auto-download feature we could spend several hours hunting links and downloading them one by one, and as a business, time is money. That's been my major frustration with this whole process of the update. We have over the last year been collating links in to project folders but we are constantly going back to old projects. That's why Dropbox has always worked well for us, especially the auto-download feature. I too am on Business Advanced so same as you, probably the last one to be notified.īecause I run a design company we have a bazillion of files linked all over the place.
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