Hi!
Actually, I take an even easier approach. I just go to the Activity Monitor in
/Applications/Utilities and quit the processes related to Dropbox. Of course, I
reinstalled Dropbox since I love Dropbox, and since I paid. The mouse approach
didn't seem consistent, at least not in my case.
Reg
Dropbox is an absolute hastle to work with on the Mac, And it's a shame, but
the dropbox people do not seem to be the most responsive when it comes to
accessibility of the mac client.
On Nov 8, 2010, at 5:36 PM, Daniel K. Gartmann wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Has anybody tried deleting the DropBox
Hi everyone,
Thanks. The procedure to quit the process "DropBox" did the trick. I
didn't know this. Now I managed to uninstall DB.
Daniel
On 09-11-2010 10:39, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
Hi!
I can't get your trick to work, though. Moving straight left doesn't
work, even when the mouse is on t
Hi!
I can't get your trick to work, though. Moving straight left doesn't work, even
when the mouse is on the status bar.
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On Nov 9, 2010,
Did you even get to the preferences menu at all? Remember, you need to rout
your mouse to the Universal menu then move the mouse straight left. Then, when
you hear that the mouse is over the drop Box menu, click the mouse using
VO+shift+space. Now, arrow down to the preferences menu and then
Oh really? I'll have to try that as when I hit return I hear system ui server
has no windows. I'll have to try this.
upon doing this there is no prefs window to speak of in the window chooser or
in th eapplication chooser. it's as if the application disappears.
S
On Nov 8, 2010, at 7:18 PM, Ray
Well, the thing of it is this. You need to get to the Drop Box preferences.
To do this, you'll need to go in to your status menu, and then, use
VO+simicolon, lock your Voice Over keys. Now, move your mouse in a straight
line to the left while using F5 to tell you where your mouse is. When yo
The shortcut for quit process at least in snl is cmd option q. I forgot where I
got that piece of info but there ya go. Good luck in uninstalling.
S
On Nov 8, 2010, at 2:52 PM, Hai Nguyen wrote:
> Good afternoon Daniel,
> In order to remove the dropbox application, you will need to first stop t
Good afternoon Daniel,
In order to remove the dropbox application, you will need to first stop the
running process, since Dropbox is a service that runs in the background.
To do this, navigate to the utilities folder from the finder by pressing
command+shift+u.
Next, navigate to the activity mon
