OneDrive: List of Tutorials
Getting Started With OneDrive
- For
computers set up after August 1, 2019, the OneDrive application will log
in automatically.
- For
older Windows 10 computers, you might need to manually run OneDrive and
log in.
- For
Macs, you might need to download/install the app manually (from the App Store)
- On
a smartphone or tablet? You can
also install the app on your iPhone,
iPad,
or Android
device for file access while on the go!
What can be stored in OneDrive?
First, if the file is related to a client/matter, or is a
template used for creating client documents, it should NOT be moved. Additionally, any files that are related to a
department (Finance, HR, etc) will stay in place in Dropbox for now. Instead, we’re talking about those other
files that pile up – photos from a work event, files from your employment, blog
posts in progress, etc.
What do the icons mean on files?
Microsoft tutorials
You can watch videos and learn more about using OneDrive from these Microsoft tutorials:
- Uploading and accessing a file in OneDrive
- How to collaborate on a document in Office
- Share files and folders with other people
- Other tutorials and help
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