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Dropbox & Quicken

aguden

I keep my Quicken files in Dropbox and have for years. Before I backup, I have to pause the Dropbox synching or i\crashes the operation. Since Quicken and Dropbox have partnered, why not have Quicken suspend the Dropbox synching while backing up Quicken? And related - how about having a Quicken Backup purge, Many other applications have you set up either and age or number of copies purge. I have written a utility to purge the files but would be much happier if it were under Quicken's control

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Bob_L

You are correct about purging. However, you can set the number of backups to keep for the "auto" option, in the backup preferences.

q_lurker

I have written a utility to purge the files but would be much happier if it were under Quicken's control

I would not trust Quicken with that responsibility. Better under user control in my opinion.

Ps56k2

I keep my Quicken files in Dropbox and have for years.

Do you mean your active Quicken QDF data file - or just the backups ?