Your documents stored in OneDrive can be accessed from any Internet connection, but you can also download copies to work on offline. When you reconnect online later, you can upload any changes made offline to sync them with the cloud version. Alternatively, using the OneDrive desktop app means your local files will automatically sync with changes without needing to manually download or upload copies.
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Your Documents Are Available Wherever You Have Access to the Internet
Your documents stored in OneDrive can be accessed from any Internet connection, but you can also download copies to work on offline. When you reconnect online later, you can upload any changes made offline to sync them with the cloud version. Alternatively, using the OneDrive desktop app means your local files will automatically sync with changes without needing to manually download or upload copies.
Your documents stored in OneDrive can be accessed from any Internet connection, but you can also download copies to work on offline. When you reconnect online later, you can upload any changes made offline to sync them with the cloud version. Alternatively, using the OneDrive desktop app means your local files will automatically sync with changes without needing to manually download or upload copies.
access to the Internet, but sometimes you need to get
work done when you’re not connected to the web. The good news is that you can download a copy of your document and work on it without an Internet connection, and then you can upload it later when you do. Tip: If you have the OneDrive desktop app, you don’t need to download a copy—you already have your OneDrive files on your computer. Any changes you make to the files in the OneDrive folder on your computer will automatically sync the next time you connect to the Internet.
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