Attention should be paid in the final step where the user needs to specifically define the target folder for the synchronisation. Once the application is launched it will require the user to login and select the folders to synchronise.

The process is shown in the following figures. HOME=$HOME/Dropbox_auxiliary /Applications/Dropbox.app/Contents/MacOS/Dropbox &>/dev/null & Once the Automator launches, select the creation of a new application and write a single line of code in a Run Shell Script type of automation. It includes only the creation of a very simple application using the Automator app included in the system. On a Mac this is fairly easy and straightforward. In the following paragraphs there are step-by-step guides to activate a second Dropbox account on both Windows and Mac. Nevertheless, it is fairly easy and simple to activate two (or more) Dropbox accounts either on Windows or on Mac OS. This means that if a user has multiple accounts there is no official way to synchronise all Dropbox accounts under one personal computing device user account. The official Dropbox client application, at least to date, supports one and only one user account per personal computer user.

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