If you see files downloaded from Dropbox to your computer that were previously online-only, and you didn’t open or change the files, another application on your computer might be causing the issue. Some applications need to look at your files to work, and that makes Dropbox download the files.
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Some examples of applications that do this are:
- Applications that back up your files
- Antivirus applications
- Third-party applications that store files in your Dropbox folder
- Applications that automatically create a list of your recently used files (these can send a request to the file in Dropbox, similar to the request that gets sent when you open a file)
If you see this happening, you can make the file online-only again. To make a file online-only:
- Right-click the file.
- Hover over Smart Sync.
- Select Online Only.
You can also determine which application is causing the issue, then disable the application or adjust its settings. To do this, quit the applications running on your computer one by one. When you see the issue resolved, the last application you quit is likely the cause of the issue.
Note: Keep in mind Dropbox can't control the other applications on your computer. When you determine which application was causing the problem, you may have to disable it, or change its settings if possible, to prevent the issue.
Learn more about resolving issues with Smart Sync.
You are able to search for and also download applications right to your iPad Pro from Apple’s App Store. There is also applications from your iTunes Store through the iTunes interface on your MacBook.
The actual browsing format in the iTunes Store gives much more alternatives, that can make it simpler to find brand new and specific applications. When you purchase applications from your iTunes Store on your MacBook, you need to synchronize your iPad Pro to transfer them all.
Step by Step to Transfer Apps From MacBook to iPad Pro
- Switch on your iPad Pro and connect it to your MacBook by using a USB data cable. Open up iTunes when it doesn’t open automatically and after that slide the tab on the iPad Pro screen to the right in order to turn off automatic sync.
- Click the device icon on your iPad Pro in the left column of the iTunes window to access your “Summary” window and then click the “Apps” tab.
- Look at the box alongside “Sync Apps.” You have to do this particular in case you use the manual management feature for music and videos.
- Check the box for every application that you want to synchronize. Applications with boxes left unchecked will never be imported to your iPad Pro but will remain in your iTunes library.
- Drag and drop applications in the display screen on the right to prepare and also get them organized. Drop one application on top of another to create a folder. Drag an app icon to the bottom of the last page to create a new home screen page.
- Click on the “Apply” button in order to sync your iPad Pro and save your changes.
It is the easiest way to transfer apps from MacBook to iPad Pro. if you have trouble, please post a comment, Good luck.
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