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Hi, <br />
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I am using both Windows and Mac OS on different machines on different locations. &nbsp;Both machines have installed dropbox to sync files. &nbsp;I realize there are lots of files created with a dot underscore ._ prefix by Mac OS. &nbsp;How can I avoid them? <br />
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&nbsp;I also using google drive on both machines but google drive does not have this problem.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi, 

I am using both Windows and Mac OS on different machines on different locations.  Both machines have installed dropbox to sync files.  I realize there are lots of files created with a dot underscore ._ prefix by Mac OS.  How can I avoid them? 

 I also using google drive on both machines but google drive does not have this problem.

Thanks

dropbox ._ files issue

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