Yes, you understand this correctly. Be aware though that after syncing
between different computers the aliases probably won't work, so moving the
file behind BibDesk may lose the link.
Christiaan
Op ma 12 okt. 2020 17:52 schreef Jan David Hauck via Bibdesk-users <
Hi everyone,
I have a follow-up question to this discussion.
Following Christiaan’s explanations about how to best go about moving files, am
I understanding correctly that as long as either the relative file path or the
file identity is kept intact, BibDesk will correctly be able to figure out
Are all of the directories on the same volume (dropbox, iCloud, and database)?
First make sure Dropbox has not replaced any file behind your back while the
database was open. Probbaly it is best to just freshly (re)open your database
in BibDesk, to make sure the aliases and relative paths are
Hi everyone,
for years I have been relying on a setup where BibDesk would autofill all my
publications to a Dropbox folder; this has worked well, but now my Dropbox is
reaching its capacity limits and I am considering to move everything to iCloud
where I still have much space left.
Now the
