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Mawthra
Helpful | Level 6
10 months ago

macOS File Provider version – How to "revert" a folder to not be offline

I've set folders to "Make available offline" but I see no way to "revert" those folders to the default state of the files being downloaded, but can be removed if space is low. The only thing I found ...
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  • Jay's avatar
    Jay
    10 months ago

    Hi Mawthra , thanks for messaging today.

     

    Currently, the only options are to mark files as available offline, or online-only. 

     

    It isn't possible to directly make them 'Available', which is the option you're referring to according to this page. 

     

    If you have any further queries, feel free to message back.

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Jay
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Hi Mawthra , thanks for messaging today.

 

Currently, the only options are to mark files as available offline, or online-only. 

 

It isn't possible to directly make them 'Available', which is the option you're referring to according to this page. 

 

If you have any further queries, feel free to message back.

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Mawthra
Helpful | Level 6
10 months ago

Hopefully the keyword there is "currently", because the solution to reverting a file/folder back to "Available" is archaic and tedious.

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