Chapter 2
Making the Most of OneDrive
IN THIS CHAPTER
Exploring the OneDrive window
Accessing files shared with you
Connecting to Teams and SharePoint sites
Managing permissions
OneDrive is your personal file storage location in Office 365. Each person in your organization has their own OneDrive, and you can share files and folders with others when needed. OneDrive is also unique in its ability to bring Teams and SharePoint files together with your personal files all in one place. You can also easily access recent files and those that have been shared with you. As noted in Chapter 1 of this minibook, OneDrive files are accessible both from a browser and your Windows File Explorer. This chapter covers the browser experience because it has more features than what you find in File Explorer. This chapter covers how to create, upload, and arrange your files and folders as well as manage their settings.
Getting Started in OneDrive
To get into a personal OneDrive account or a work or school account, you first need to log in. If you’re using a personal account (typical logins end in @live.com, ...
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