The issue (again) is: (Mac OS X 10.11.3) -- The OneDrive menu says there are 3,803 problems with my OneDrive, but if I select View Details, the OneDrive app becomes unresponsive and paints a white. Follow this tutorial to learn how to set up SkyDrive for Mac by installing desktop app and synchronizing your files on computer. Sky drive for mac can be easily set up by opening a free skydrive.
Do more wherever you go with Microsoft OneDrive. Get to and share your documents, photos, and other files from your iOS device, computer (PC or Mac), and any other devices you use. Use the Office mobile apps to stay productive and work together, no matter where you are. The OneDrive app for iOS lets you easily work with your personal and work files when you're on the go. Quickly open and save OneDrive files in Office apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
Easily find photos thanks to automatic tagging. Get notifications when a shared document is edited. Share albums of your favorite photos and videos. Highlight, annotate, and sign PDF files in your OneDrive.
Access your most important files offline. Note: For you to sign in to OneDrive for Business, your organization needs to have a qualifying SharePoint Online or Office 365 business subscription plan. You cannot sign in with an account from an on-premises directory.
To make an in-app purchase of an Office 365 Home or Personal subscription, open the app. In the Me tab, tap your storage or the diamond. Subscriptions begin at $6.99 a month in the US, and can vary by region. With an Office 365 subscription, you get 1TB of storage for each user, OneDrive Premium features, access to all features in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, and you can install Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote on PCs or Macs. Office 365 subscriptions purchased from the app will be charged to your iTunes account and will automatically renew within 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period, unless auto-renewal is disabled beforehand. To manage your subscriptions or to disable auto-renewal, after purchase, go to your iTunes account settings.
A subscription cannot be cancelled during the active subscription period. This app is provided by Microsoft. Data provided through the use of this store and this app may be accessible to Microsoft and transferred to, stored, and processed in the United States or any other country where Microsoft or its affiliates maintain facilities. Privacy Policy: Terms of Use: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=246338. Twas the night before shipping, and all through the app, not a pixel was stirring, not even a scrap; This gem was polished with time and care, in hopes our users would soon tap and hold there; The users waited on the update to load, to see what triggers this festive snow. The long awaited, and semi anticipated, text annotation functionality is back up and running for your PDF editing pleasure.
While we were at it, we also polished up the eraser experience, and squashed some other pesky bugs. We are always listening to your feedback and will continue to improve and iterate on our PDF experience. Please keep pointing out areas that need a little TLC. This wouldn't be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap 'Report a Problem.' .
10.45.9 14 Dec 2018. Twas the night before shipping, and all through the app, not a pixel was stirring, not even a scrap; This gem was polished with time and care, in hopes our users would soon tap and hold there; The users waited on the update to load, to see what triggers this festive snow. The long awaited, and semi anticipated, text annotation functionality is back up and running for your PDF editing pleasure. While we were at it, we also polished up the eraser experience, and squashed some other pesky bugs.
We are always listening to your feedback and will continue to improve and iterate on our PDF experience. Please keep pointing out areas that need a little TLC. This wouldn't be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap 'Report a Problem.' . 10.44.0 5 Dec 2018. Several accessibility improvements were made to the Premium purchase experience.
Now, when you are in the switch user account menu, swipe navigation will navigate to Go Premium button. Also, when on the Premium plans page, the plans slider will update to read selected value when you swipe up or down to adjust the value. We hear your feedback and are working hard to improve our PDF annotation experience. In this release, we now support 0.5pt width inking, and you can now navigate, while in annotation mode, by using two fingers. This wouldn’t be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap “Report a Problem”.
10.41.2 16 Nov 2018. TestFlight comes (back) to OneDrive: Try out the latest and greatest OneDrive features before they’ve been released to the world. To join, navigate to your settings, and tap “Join the OneDrive for iOS TestFlight”. Pro tip – to send feedback that will pop up in the team’s inbox, open your TestFlight app and press “Send Beta Feedback”. We also like funny animal GIFs.
This wouldn’t be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap “Report a Problem”. 10.37.1 17 Oct 2018. Scanning just got easier, much easier (hint: it's the big button on the bottom bar).
Thanks to the power of Office Lens, you can toss aside your old flatbed scanner and capture any document, whiteboard and business card with gazelle like speed. For cheetah like speed, try pressing and holding on the OneDrive app icon. Fixes an issue causing a crash on launch for some users. This wouldn't be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap 'Report a Problem.' . 10.34.2 26 Sep 2018.
We slightly revamped the app icon and splash screen, and the OneDrive cloud now feels a little more like a cloud. The app now organises your camera roll folder by year and month.
This means less work for you on the organisational front and better performance of the app. Take a blast from the past and rediscover photos from over the years with our new On This Day feature – available in our Photos page. When we find memories to show you, we’ll let you know. For business users, sharing from the Photos view took a temporary summer break. This issue has been fixed and is feeling 'refreshed and reinvigorated'.
We fixed an issue causing a crash for users with many offline files. Some users experienced crashes with our iMessage app. Those have been fixed too. We fixed a crash when viewing certain PDFs and Office documents on iOS 12.
This wouldn’t be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap “Report a Problem”. 10.33.5 19 Sep 2018. The app now organises your camera roll folder by year and month. This means less work for you on the organisational front and better performance of the app.
Take a blast from the past and rediscover photos from over the years with our new On This Day feature – available in our Photos page. When we find memories to show you, we’ll let you know. We slightly revamped the app icon and splash screen, and the OneDrive cloud now feels a little more like a cloud. For business users, sharing from the Photos view took a temporary summer break. This issue has been fixed and is feeling 'refreshed and reinvigorated'. This wouldn’t be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap “Report a Problem”.
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10.31.1 6 Sep 2018. OneDrive for Business users, buckle up because you can now view and interact with 3D files right in the app. If you have a.cool,.fbx,.glb,.obj,.ply,.stl, or.3mf file handy, open it up in the app and give our new viewer a whirl and your file a twirl. Seat belts not included. Bug Fixes: Fixed: PDFs that were previously fillable while in the app, were not so fillable once out of the app. Now, they’re fillable once more. Fixed: Certain photos would cause the app to crash for some users.
This has been fixed and these users can once again use the app as expected. This wouldn't be possible without your feedback. If you run into any issues, please shake your device and tap 'Report a Problem.' . 10.24.6 18 Jul 2018.
Thelightingdoctor, Working offline is hopeless. The idea behind OneDrive is great - access your files anywhere, on any device. On the iPad, though, things only work smoothly if you have a constant internet connection everywhere you go, which isn’t a realistic scenario for me. In theory, you can select files and folders for offline use, but in practice this is very erratic. You can select files and folders and the little green icon appears next to them, so all looks good, but when you try to use the file without an internet connection, it’s pot-luck whether it works or not. Sometimes with large folders, setting them for use off line fails completely, with no error message - the green icon appears, but the next time you look, it’s gone again.
Do NOT rely on this feature, and don’t make the mistake I did and buy an iPad Pro as a Mac replacement on the strength of it. Thelightingdoctor, Working offline is hopeless.
The idea behind OneDrive is great - access your files anywhere, on any device. On the iPad, though, things only work smoothly if you have a constant internet connection everywhere you go, which isn’t a realistic scenario for me. In theory, you can select files and folders for offline use, but in practice this is very erratic. You can select files and folders and the little green icon appears next to them, so all looks good, but when you try to use the file without an internet connection, it’s pot-luck whether it works or not. Sometimes with large folders, setting them for use off line fails completely, with no error message - the green icon appears, but the next time you look, it’s gone again. Do NOT rely on this feature, and don’t make the mistake I did and buy an iPad Pro as a Mac replacement on the strength of it. MartinHickford, Like Dropbox but much worse I only use OneDrive because its included in my Office 365 bundle and I didn’t want to pay twice to have Dropbox.
OneDrive is THE most unreliable cloud storage I've ever used. Im constantly having to re-sign in. It’s constantly losing track of my recent documents. When i upload a file from desktop or web browser it sometimes takes days before it shows up in my iOS app and vice versa. OneDrive is 100% incapable of being able to sync files between two computers. If a file gets updated on machine 1, it uploads and downloads on machine 2, but then machine 2 logs it the original unaltered file as being the modified one, so then machine 2 re-uploads the old file and often overwrites the newer version. This issue alone completely borked my iTunes library of twelve years.
I hugely regret my decision to switch and would happily re-switch if I had the time, patience or bandwidth to resync everything. MartinHickford, Like Dropbox but much worse I only use OneDrive because its included in my Office 365 bundle and I didn’t want to pay twice to have Dropbox. OneDrive is THE most unreliable cloud storage I've ever used. Im constantly having to re-sign in. It’s constantly losing track of my recent documents. When i upload a file from desktop or web browser it sometimes takes days before it shows up in my iOS app and vice versa.
OneDrive is 100% incapable of being able to sync files between two computers. If a file gets updated on machine 1, it uploads and downloads on machine 2, but then machine 2 logs it the original unaltered file as being the modified one, so then machine 2 re-uploads the old file and often overwrites the newer version. This issue alone completely borked my iTunes library of twelve years.
I hugely regret my decision to switch and would happily re-switch if I had the time, patience or bandwidth to resync everything. Grumpy office user, Avoid office whenever possible There are many things I dislike about Microsoft office in general and its limitations on iOS: 1) The apps themselves may be free, but the subscription isn’t. One of my main reasons why I only use office for work is how there is a yearly subscription that has to be paid. Luckily I am not the one needs to worry about paying this, however I am appalled at how normal home users need to pay a subscription and cannot buy the software outright.
There are many other apps which can do everything that this range of products can do (and more) which are free or paid for in one purchase (iWork and G Suite for example). 2) Ties you into the office ecosystem through a horrible file system. When saving a file (like a word document for example) the app defaults to either using your OneDrive (Microsoft’s cheap-expensive version of iCloud) or a terrible iPad file UI. (The app does offer alternative cloud storage solutions but suspiciously DOES NOT include iCloud in this extensive list) 3) The lack of support for iOS features. Office does a fantastic job of not keeping up to date with the operating systems.
The apps feel like they were made for iOS 8 because of their clunky interface and lack of other features like support for iCloud or drag and drop, the latter of which was introduced in iOS 11. Grumpy office user, Avoid office whenever possible There are many things I dislike about Microsoft office in general and its limitations on iOS: 1) The apps themselves may be free, but the subscription isn’t. One of my main reasons why I only use office for work is how there is a yearly subscription that has to be paid.
Luckily I am not the one needs to worry about paying this, however I am appalled at how normal home users need to pay a subscription and cannot buy the software outright. There are many other apps which can do everything that this range of products can do (and more) which are free or paid for in one purchase (iWork and G Suite for example). 2) Ties you into the office ecosystem through a horrible file system. When saving a file (like a word document for example) the app defaults to either using your OneDrive (Microsoft’s cheap-expensive version of iCloud) or a terrible iPad file UI. (The app does offer alternative cloud storage solutions but suspiciously DOES NOT include iCloud in this extensive list) 3) The lack of support for iOS features.
Office does a fantastic job of not keeping up to date with the operating systems. The apps feel like they were made for iOS 8 because of their clunky interface and lack of other features like support for iCloud or drag and drop, the latter of which was introduced in iOS 11.
I've been using the SkyDrive web-based interface to launch my files in Office 2011 for Mac (found the actual skydrive application to be basically unworkable to sync and share files in a manner that they can be used by multiple people from multiple computers), and now i've run into a strange problem. If i login to skydrive and attempt to open a file (via the skydrive web drop-down menu), I'm prompted for my Windows Live ID when the office application opens. This login information, however, is not accepted. The Windows Live ID prompts me once again to enter information, and i attempt to login again, and the file doesn't open.