Hi.
I have a shared Dropbox folder with my business partner that we both have synced on our local machines. We have both acquired Hookmark as an easy way for us to share direct links to files and folders that live in that shared folder.
My understanding with Hookmark, based on the support materials, was that this workflow would be viable:
1: I copy a Hookmark link to a file or folder that is synced locally on my machine from our shared Dropbox folder.
2. He clicks on the link on his machine, and the file or folder that’s also synced locally on his machine is revealed in the Finder.
Is that correct?
As it stands, whenever he clicks on my created links, Hookmark gives an error that the file or folder doesn’t exist on his machine, even though it is synced locally there.
Are we doing something wrong here?
We’re both on the latest version of Dropbox and both running Sonoma. The only difference between our Dropbox accounts is that my local sync lives in Apple’s new CloudStorage location, while his still exists in the old location that was used before Apple forced this change.
Thanks.