This is usually because the size exceeds the 50 GB limit for an individual folder or file in iCloud Drive. Ineligible: The Ineligible status icon indicates that the folder or file could not be stored in iCloud. Control-click the file, then choose Download Now. You must be connected to the internet to work with the item, unless you download it to your Mac. In iCloud: The In iCloud status icon indicates that the folder or file is only in iCloud. When you use iCloud Drive to store documents on your Mac, your folders and files may appear with one of the following status indicators in the iCloud Status column: Connect a wireless keyboard, mouse, or trackpad.Get started with accessibility features.Use Sign in with Apple for apps and websites.Manage cookies and other website data in Safari.View Apple subscriptions for your family.Subscribe to podcast shows and channels.Sync music, books, and more between devices.

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Want a subfolder to use a different view instead of reflecting that of its parent folder? You'll have to tweak the subfolder's View Options panel separately to configure the Always open in view option. If you want the subfolders to reflect the same view, you'll also need to select the corresponding sub-option: Browse in view. This checkbox sets the default view for that folder. The second common setting across all views is Always open in view. Selecting Sort By > None either from the context menu or from the View Options panel brings back those missing options. This particular option comes in handy when the Clean Up and Clean Up By context-menu options in the Icon view go missing.

It lets you sort Finder contents by name, size, tags, etc. However, you'll also find a few options in common for all views. So you can, say, add a new background only in the Icon view or scale thumbnail sizes only in the Gallery view. Keep in mind that the panel contents are mostly unique for each view.

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