If you are seeing this error, there are three solutions: _Authorisation Error: DropboxServerException 400 Bad Request_ If you're using a version of Moneydance and connection method that is affected, you may see an error similar to the one below, when you try to connect with Dropbox: Moneydance 2017 uses the new method of syncing, so we recommend anyone using older versions of Moneydance to upgrade to the latest release if they are affected by this problem. In September 2017, as advertised, Dropbox turned off their old API. This is because those versions of Moneydance used Dropbox's older method for syncing data. Now tap 'Delete' in the bottom left-hand corner, and confirm you want to delete them by tapping 'Delete' again.Recently people using older versions of Moneydance have encountered problems syncing Moneydance data to and from their iOS and Android devices. Choose the file or files you want to delete by tapping on them. Delete a file: To delete a file, tap the three dots and tap on 'Select'.Choose the folder you want to move the files to and tap 'Move' one more time to move it to that new location.

Tap on the files or folders you want to move, and then tap 'Move' at the bottom of the screen. Move a file or folder: To move an existing file or folder to another location inside of Dropbox, tap the three dots again and this time tap 'Select'.Choose a name for your folder, then tap 'Create'. Create a folder: Tap the three dots in the top left-hand corner of the app and select 'Create Folder'.With the Dropbox for iPad app, you have a number of options to help you do just that. Keeping your files organized is a great way to ensure that you can always find what you need, when you need it. Sign in to Dropbox or create a new account Organizing Your Files with Dropbox for iPad

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