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uspect that Google Drive is sharing its update connection with Gmail, so it's not updating until Mail.app finishes updating. Because your computer @ 71st is shared with guest users, we can't leave your account logged in to continually update (like we do @ the office on Lex). It *might* help to I. d

ng systems. macOS Sierra (10.12) will have a new feature that synchronizes the Desktop on all your computers over iCloud. Which is essentially what Google Drive and Dropbox do, except it's your desktop, instead of special folders inside your home folder. So, it'd be another option beyond those two services -

count logged in to continually update (like we do @ the office on Lex). It *might* help to I. dramatically reduce the number of files you have in Google Drive. That should reduce the time it takes to find changes and synchronize the updated files, or 2. quit mail until Google Drive finishes updating, or

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count logged in to continually update (like we do @ the office on Lex). It *might* help to 1. dramatically reduce the number of files you have in Google Drive. That should reduce the time it takes to find changes and synchronize the updated files, or 2. quit mail until Google Drive finishes updating, or

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is similar to the problems we have with it taking a long time for your email to download when you start up. Since we need to have your computer at 71st available for guest login, there's not a lot we can do (we can't leave you logged in all the time so drive stays up to date), aside let Drive finish

perhaps? Appreciate your help as always...lesley On Apr 7, 2016, at 1:39 PM, james ce I personal genius < wrote: When you start up your computer, Google Drive has to start up, figure out what has changed, and then download those changes. If you open one of the files that have changed before Drive finishes