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Hey Rinconman, thanks for posting here today!
Keep in mind that a file or folder with no icon means that it has been opened either by double-clicking or through a third-party application and synced.
So, essentially this is normal for folders, no icon means there is at least one available file in the folder, but no online-only files. There can also be files that are available offline in the folder.
You can see more about this here.
You should be able to follow the correct, normal steps of right clicking on your content, and choosing the online-only status for them.
I hope this clarifies!
Hey Rinconman, thanks for posting here today!
Keep in mind that a file or folder with no icon means that it has been opened either by double-clicking or through a third-party application and synced.
So, essentially this is normal for folders, no icon means there is at least one available file in the folder, but no online-only files. There can also be files that are available offline in the folder.
You can see more about this here.
You should be able to follow the correct, normal steps of right clicking on your content, and choosing the online-only status for them.
I hope this clarifies!
Thanks. There is a setting for right click (second click) I had to change to make the second click by pressing the bottom right of the track pad.
Also, I realize the green check only shows only if you right click and choose offline. If you just open the file or folder the cloud disappeared but no green check shows. After re-reading the article on icons that makes sense. No symbol means they are available offline but if the drive runs low on space they may be moved to online only. With the green check after selecting offline these will stay offline.
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