Hi Jackie,
I got One Drive when I signed up for Word last year and used it a bit.
Mo set it up for me to be the path
OneDrive <c:%5Cusers%5Cadministrator%5Conedrive>
<c:%5Cusers%5Cadministrator%5Conedrive>
I'm sure he can help you if you wish.
It is a bit odd to get around but I simply made myself some folders and
amble around to them.
I'm afraid I don't know how much storage I have as I can't seem to find
it. I thought it was 15GB by default, but perhaps my mind is getting
muddled with another drive.
Anyway, I'm sure you'll get there.
Carol P
On 29/10/2016 11:00, Jackie Brown wrote:
Has anyone used OneDrive? I have signed in, and followed a link Steven
Scott has sent me so I can access Tech Talk. I have a folder on my PC
called OneDrive with a Documents folder inside it that has been put there by
default. But I can't work out how to link the material I need to that
OneDrive folder. I use Dropbox successfully this way, but RNIB, in its
infinite wisdom, has decided that we should be using OneDrive instead. The
web page though isn't great with either JAWS or NVDA, so am wondering how
others have found it. RNIB thinks OneDrive is more secure, though I am
puzzled by this as they are all Cloud-based services. Also, is there a
storage limit on OneDrive that you need to pay for after a certain limit?
Any experiences or hints welcome with thanks.
Kind Regards,
Jackie Brown
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