Usually a Mac has an issue with saving files "not working well with others"
when they're set to use the proprietary mac file types. Life with an
iPhone saving photos usually they save the file as a proprietary file
instead of a commonly accepted file, which is why even Adobe has issues
opening some iPhone images. .Docx is the current file type for Word
documents. Word on ANY system will open and save a .Docx file just fine.
For the iPhone users, set your camera to "maximum compatibility" and it'll
save your images and videos in globally accepted formats and suddenly all
the programs that "didn't work right" regarding your images and
videos....will suddenly work right.
Best Regards,
Paul D. Crown
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 8:27 PM Denice Barsness <denicebars@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Microsoft 365 work well with the Mac people?
On Thu, Apr 11, 2024 at 7:03 AM Reed, Sandra L <SReed@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Microsoft 365 Sharepoint may be an option. You would be able to store
meeting agenda/minutes, photos, charter, etc.
*From:* optimal-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <optimal-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> *On
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*Subject:* [optimal] iCloud Storage
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I wish to set up an on line Cloud storage system for our local Lions
Club. I know the OPS uses iDrive but I found that to be way more
complicated than we need.
Need a simple storage for club documents that 3-4 people can access. Not
that much storage really. We want to centralize our documents so that BOD
members can access them
Any thoughts on what you are using and why?
Im not familiar with Google Docs and our club is 50/50 PC vs Mac
Denice
