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name and save somewhere that makes sense to you.

You don’t need to go through the wizard at this stage NB: At this stage you can test from Automator by pressing the Run button at the top right, this (if working) will launch the setup wizard for Dropbox HOME=$HOME/ChangeMe /Applications/Dropbox.app/Contents/MacOS/Dropbox &

Paste in the following code (change the folder “ChangeMe” to the desired name):.

remove default text (cat) from the script window.

drag the Run Shell Script action to your workflow space on the right.

Launch Automator and create a new workflow using the Application template.

To get this working you will need to create an Automator workflow to run a shell script and then add this to your log in items. There are several ways to do this, but for me the easiest is to use Automator and create a shadow dropbox app. I have been trying to find out a way to do this for a while, but time constrains never let me get to the bottom of it!įinally with some time on my hands I managed to find the answer and it’s really easy to do.

Dropbox multiple accounts