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Genre: Romance Story: Alice gives Phoebe permission to name one of the triplets, and Joey and Chandler beg Phoebe to pick one of them to use their names. Rachel's plans with Joshua are jeopardized when his parents cut a vacation short. Ross thinks Emily is becoming a lesbian when she starts spending time with Susan Runtime: 22 m 9,4 / 10 Countries: USA. Gunther a Targaryen. It is dangerous to have all the universities in the hands of socialists. They are brainwashing the youth and this may explain the turn to radical left in the Democratic party. Universities have to be non partisan. Today we are thrilled to announce the global availability of OneDrive. For our existing SkyDrive customers, you are all set; your files are ready in the new OneDrive experience. All you have to do is head over to and log in. For those of you hearing about the service for the first time, OneDrive gives you one place for all of your files, including photos, videos, and documents, and its available across the devices you use every day. When we announced the new name OneDrive, we noted how it is much more aligned with our vision for the future. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to get all of your favorite stuff in one place?one place that is accessible via all of the devices you use every day, at home and at work. Because lets face it, until now, cloud storage services have been pretty hard to use, and the vast majority of us still have our stuff spread out everywhere. In fact, according to a recent poll* at least 77% of people who are familiar with the cloud still have content stored on a device that is not backed up elsewhere. We want to change that. As part of that goal, were doing more than just changing the name with todays release: Were rolling out several new capabilities, including automatic camera backup for Android and the ability to share and view videos just as easily as photos. Weve also added new ways for you to earn more storage?on top of the 7 GB we already give you for free. Customers who refer friends can now receive up to 5 GB (in 500 MB increments) for each friend who accepts an invitation to OneDrive, and well even give you 3 GB just for using the camera backup feature, since we want to help make sure you never lose another photo. Theres even a new monthly payment plan, if youd like a little more flexibility in how you use your storage. Of course, OneDrive also builds on everything you know and loved about SkyDrive. Available across every major device and platform Weve built OneDrive into the latest versions of Windows, Windows Phone, Office, and Xbox. You can even make OneDrive your default storage option, so you never have to worry about whether you are saving files to the cloud: They are just there. If you happen to carry an iPhone or Android phone, or use an iPad, Android tablet, Windows device, or a Mac?OneDrive is available there, too. The best way to store, view, and share photos and videos The deep integration with so many of the products you already use means you never have to worry about manually saving your photos and videos. And no more trying to sort out what video format to use?it just works. Plus, Start screen integration with Windows 8. 1, and even Xbox slide shows, means there are countless ways your favorite photos and those photos shared with you come to life. And with OneDrive, you can share photos or videos directly to Facebook or via email with one click. You can even record and share gameplay from your Xbox One. Perfect for sharing documents OneDrive is built in to Office as the default save location, so you can see the recent documents you were working on and pick up right where you left off, even if you switch devices. With real-time co-authoring using the free online version of Office in OneDrive, you can work on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents simultaneously with colleagues or family, and see edits as they happen in the latest version of the document. Built for businesses, too With OneDrive for Business, companies can give their employees the ability to store, sync, and collaborate on files across multiple devices with ease, manageability, and security. Not only does OneDrive for Business deliver an intuitive experience for employees, allowing them to seamlessly collaborate on documents right from within Office, but it is also backed with enterprise-grade content management, compliance, and administrative controls. Stay tuned for more about OneDrive for Business at the upcoming SharePoint Conference. To celebrate the official launch of OneDrive, today we will also give 100, 000 people 100 GB of free storage for 1 year. Thats 10 PB of free storage?enough storage space for a photo of everyone on the planet. If you want to be one of those 100, 000, keep an eye on @OneDrive for clues. We are excited to share OneDrive with you today, and look forward to hearing what you think. For more details on how to get started, including step by step instructions, just visit. ? Chris Jones Corporate Vice President, Windows Services *Source: Online survey conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Microsoft Corp from December 19-31, 2013, among 801 adults ages 18 and older who have previously heard of cloud storage. Filed under: Business OneDrive.
I mean Chandler kissed rachel. Monica had a small crush on him while in highschool and he looked gay to them when they first met? That seems inaccurate... Early ???. Organize and find photos in OneDrive After you upload photos, OneDrive helps you organize and find your photos with features such as photo search, tags, and albums. To help you find photos, the date appears over the scroll bar as you scroll up and down your photos: Search photos You can use the Search photos command to not only scan photo tags and metadata, but also extract and search text shown in photos. It now can also recognize objects in a photo, as another way to find the picture you want. On the OneDrive website, select Photos. Type something in the search box - a name, a place, or a date. Tip: ?OneDrive cannot upload photos optimized for iCloud. To disable optimization on your iOS device,?tap Settings > iCloud > Photos and uncheck ?Optimize?Storage. Edit or remove a tag OneDrive automatically creates tags for things it recognizes. Sometimes it makes mistakes, but you can remove or edit the tags for a photo. Select the photo. Select Edit tags. Type a new tag or select the x next to a tag to remove it. (You edit tags by adding or removing them. ) See all photos from the same location On the All Photos view, photos taken within a single date are grouped together. These photos have location tags, which you can use to quickly view all photos within the same location. Select the list of location tags next to a date. Select your preferred location from the list. Automatic album creation OneDrive can automatically create an album from any pictures or videos you take that day or weekend, and notify you when it's ready. Automatic albums are sent only with you, but contain a sharing link so anyone you send the email to will also have access to that album. To stop OneDrive from automatically creating albums, go to the Photos settings page on the OneDrive website ?and turn off the Create albums automatically when I upload photos setting. (To get to photos settings from the OneDrive home page, click Settings > Options > Photos. ) Create your own?album You can organize your photos into an album that you can share with friends or family. Select Albums. Select New album and type a name for the album. Select photos you want to add to the album and then click Add album. Tip: ?You can create albums, and add or remove photos from albums, on your mobile device, too. Learn more Change views on the OneDrive website Sort, rename, or move photos and files in OneDrive Video formats you can play on the OneDrive website Need more help.
Video: Cloud storage: Your best options If you're not using the OneDrive cloud storage feature built into Windows 10, you're missing out. It's taken several years, but Microsoft has methodically developed OneDrive into a solid, reliable, tremendously useful service that gives you 5GB of cloud storage for free; if you have an Office 365 account, you get a terabyte of online storage with your subscription. Also: Microsoft readies OneDrive for Business feature In this article, I explain how to use some of OneDrive's most important features. Even if you're an old hand with OneDrive, you might be surprised, because several of the features I describe here are new in 2018. For those of us who use a PC and mobile devices every day, the advantages are profound: You can synchronize files between the cloud and a local folder. Using client software available for just about any platform, you can access files from multiple devices. Your backed-up files offer ransomware protection, allowing you to recover previous saved versions from the cloud. You can easily share files, photos, and even entire folders with friends, co-workers, and family members. (And, if you're philosophically opposed to cloud services, you can stop reading right here. I won't be offended. Personally, I think the benefits are well worth it, but if you disagree, feel free to follow these instructions to disable the service and remove the icon from File Explorer. OneDrive or OneDrive for Business: What's the difference? OneDrive is a consumer service tied to a Microsoft account. It includes a free tier that offers 5GB of file storage. You can upgrade the available storage to 50GB for 2 a month, but the best deal is an Office 365 Home or Personal subscription, which includes 1000GB (1TB) of storage for up to five users. (For details, see OneDrive plans. ) OneDrive for Business is an organizational account tied to Office 365 Business and Enterprise plans. If you have one of these plans, you also get a terabyte of personal storage. The difference is that your personal storage is under the control of your organization's administrator, whereas OneDrive consumer accounts are under your direct control. Also: Microsoft takes aim at Google, Box, Dropbox with OneDrive switch offer Both flavors of OneDrive use the same sync client. This article is primarily about the OneDrive consumer service and the OneDrive client software in Windows 10. Several of the features I describe here require making changes in the OneDrive Settings dialog box. To get to OneDrive Settings, open File Explorer, right-click the OneDrive icon in the navigation pane, and then click Settings. 1. Set up your local sync folder. When you first sign in to OneDrive, you get a chance to choose the folder where any files you choose to sync from the cloud will be stored. The default location is a folder called OneDrive in your user profile. That location is usually OK, but you can and should choose a different location if you have a secondary drive (formatted using NTFS) that has more storage than your system drive. Also: Microsoft brings 'Known Folder Migration' feature to OneDrive (If you've already set up OneDrive and want to move your files to a new location, follow the instructions here: Windows 10 tip: Move your synced OneDrive files to a new location. Next, choose which folders you want to make available locally. Open OneDrive Settings, click the Account tab, and then click Choose Folders. Note the option at the top. That box at the top doesn't sync the files themselves; it just makes them available in File Explorer. The default is Make all files available; even if you have hundreds of gigabytes of files in the cloud and limited local storage, this is still the correct option, because of a feature (introduced in Windows 10 version 1709) called Files On Demand, which I'll get to next. (If you prefer to keep some folders offline only, without listing them in File Explorer, go through the boxes one by one. 2. Set up Files on Demand. Files on Demand is a signature feature of OneDrive in Windows 10. It gives you the ability to browse through your entire collection of OneDrive files using File Explorer even if those files are not synced to your PC. (Dropbox has a similar feature, called Smart Sync, but it's only available on its 200-a-year Professional plan. Also: What's the best cloud storage for you? If you open a file, OneDrive downloads it immediately (that's the "on demand" part) you can also mark files to be available even if you're not connected to the internet. To use this feature, right-click any file or folder and then click Always keep on this device. A solid green icon in the Status column shows which files are available offline. The solid green checkmark indicates files that are available locally even when you're offline. If you no longer need to keep those offline copies, right-click the file or folder and then click Free up space to remove the local copies. (They remain available in the cloud and on demand. 3. Sync your Desktop, Pictures, and/or Documents folders. This feature appeared a few months ago with little fanfare and is tremendously useful. You have the option to redirect any or all of three system folders that are part of your user profile to the cloud instead. The effect is the same as if you had changed the default location of the Desktop, Documents, or Pictures folder to a folder with matching names in your OneDrive folder. Also: Microsoft SharePoint tip: Clean up OneDrive syncing TechRepublic To make this change, open OneDrive Settings, click the AutoSave tab, and choose the option you prefer for each of the three folders. Keeping these system folders synced to the cloud is an effective way of backing them up. After you make the change, OneDrive moves files from the respective folder in your local profile to the matching folder in OneDrive and merges any existing files from the cloud-based folder. Any changes you make to the files in the OneDrive folder on any device will be synced to all your devices. 4. Share a file with two clicks. If you have a file stored in OneDrive and you want to share it with someone else, there's a super-fast way to accomplish that task. Right-click the file in File Explorer and then click Share a OneDrive link. OneDrive generates a short link and copies it to the Clipboard, ready for you to paste it into an email message or a chat window. Also: Microsoft trumps Google, Dropbox in business cloud storage wars TechRepublic This notification lets you know the link to your shared file is copied to the Clipboard. Anyone who has that link can open and edit the file, so use this option only when you're sending a file to a trusted friend or colleague. 5. Share a file with extra security. Quick links are convenient, but you might want a little more control when sharing a file or folder from OneDrive. For example, you might not want the recipient to be able to edit the file, or you might want the link to expire so it can't be reused if someone stumbles across it in an old email. Or perhaps you want to protect the shared link with a password (which you should share with the recipient separately from the link itself, of course. Also: Save space with OneDrive's new feature CNET You can do any or all of those things by right-clicking a file or folder in File Explorer and then choosing More OneDrive sharing options. That opens OneDrive in your web browser with the Share dialog box open for the object you selected, as shown here. Set an expiration date of just one or two days to prevent links from being reused later. Adjust whatever options you want, then click to get a link or open an email window. Use the More button to share a link with Facebook, Twitter, or another social media service. 6. Create a shared folder for your family or teammates. One of the easiest ways to use OneDrive for file sharing is to set up a dedicated folder that you and other people can use to share files. This option works great with for sharing with friends or family members your family, with a small office, with a project team. In OneDrive, create the folder you want to use for sharing. Give it a name that will make its purpose immediately obvious even if someone else sees it in their OneDrive: For example, you might call it 2019 Budget - Shared Files. Sync that folder to the cloud and send a shared link to that folder with the other person (or persons) you want to share it with. (Make sure you allow editing. Also: Five factors to consider when moving to Office 365 CNET Your friends or co-workers receive a link that takes them to OneDrive on the web, where they can click Add to my OneDrive. When you add a shared folder to OneDrive, your changes show up for anyone with access to the folder. That adds the shared folder to their OneDrive. It shows up in File Explorer automatically, and any files either of you add, edit, or delete are automatically synced to everyone else in the group. That's just a sampling of things you can do with OneDrive. If you've got favorite tips or tricks, feel free to share them in the comments section, or click my by-line and send me a note. Previous and related coverage: Google Drive paid consumer storage plans become Google One The update makes Google's consumer storage plans more competitive against options like Dropbox and Microsoft's OneDrive. Craving unlimited cloud storage? That all-you-can-eat buffet is shutting down Microsoft, at one point, offered an unlimited storage plan for OneDrive. Until it cancelled it.
?Also,mamchmal war mein lachen echt!Aber winke,winke! Grüß die Hühner oder so ähnlich. Hermosísimo perfecto y muy guay ??????????????. You can use OneDrive to share photos, Microsoft Office documents, other files, and entire folders with people. The files and folders you store in OneDrive are private until you decide to share them and you can see who a OneDrive file is shared with or stop sharing at any time. Note: ?Sharing is limited in basic or "storage only"?OneDrive. Limits reset after?24 hours, but you can? upgrade to a Premium subscription to get increased?sharing limits and more sharing features. Note: ?The options you see may vary slightly between OneDrive and OneDrive for Business, especially if your organization has restricted certain settings. How do you want to share? Choose this option to share items with lots of people you might not even know personally. For example, you can use these links to post to Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn, or share in email or IM. Anyone who gets the link can view or edit the item, depending on the permission you set. Users with the link cannot upload new items. Keep in mind that the link can also be forwarded and sign-in is not required. Go to the OneDrive website and sign in with your Microsoft account or your work or school account. Pick the file or folder you want to share by selecting the circle in the upper corner of the item. You can also pick multiple items to share them together. Select Share at the top of the page. Select Anyone with the link can edit to customize the link options. Set the options you want on your link, then select Apply when you're done. Allow editing - When you share items with this type of link, people can edit files, and can add or delete files in a shared folder. Recipients can forward the link, change the list of people sharing the files or folder, and change permissions for recipients. If you're sharing a folder, people with Edit permissions can copy, move, edit, rename, share, and delete anything in the folder. Unchecking this box means that people can view, copy or download your items without signing in. They can also forward the link to other people. However, they cannot make change to the version on your OneDrive. Set expiration date - The link will only work until the date you set. After that, the link will be invalid, and you will need to create a new link for users requiring access to your file or folder. Set password - When a user clicks the link, they will be prompted to enter a password before they can access the file. You'll need to provide this password separately to users. OneDrive for Business additional options OneDrive for Business users also have the option to restrict the level of access (anyone with the link, only people within your organization, only people with existing access to the file, or only individuals you specify. Also, if you opt to disable editing, you can also opt to prevent viewers from downloading the file. Anyone gives access to anyone who receives this link, whether they receive it directly from you or forwarded from someone else. This may include people outside of your organization. People in gives anyone in your organization who has the link access to the file, whether they receive it directly from you or forwarded from someone else. People with existing access can be used by people who already have access to the document or folder. It does not change the permissions on the item. Use this if you just want to send a link to somebody who already has access. Specific people gives access only to the people you specify, although other people may already have access. If people forward the sharing invitation, only people who already have access to the item will be able to use the link. Note: ?If a sharing option has been greyed out, your organization's admins may have restricted them. For example, they may choose to disable the Anyone option to prevent usable links being forwarded to others. By default, Allow editing is turned on. If you want people to only view your files, uncheck the check box. This can be further restricted by selecting the option to Block download, which means they cannot save a local copy. Once you're back at the main Share box, select Copy Link to copy the link to your clipboard. Note: is the shortened URL for OneDrive. Shortened URLs are useful for sharing via Twitter. Paste the link in an email message or wherever else youre sharing the link. Tip: ?You can also generate sharing links through the OneDrive desktop app for Windows 7, Windows 10, and Mac. All you need to do is right-click the file or folder in your OneDrive folder on your computer, and select Share a OneDrive link. This will copy a link to your clipboard that you can paste into an email, website, blog post, and so forth. However, these links are set by default to Edit permission. If you only want someone to have View permission, you'll need to use the OneDrive website to generate the link (or modify the one you just created. Choose this option if you want to send an email invitation to people or groups and keep track of who you invited. This lets you also remove permission for specific individuals or groups later if you need to. In the Enter a name or email address field, start typing the email addresses or contact names of people you want to share with. When you begin to enter info in the box, you can also choose a contact from the list that appears. Add a note to recipients if you want. To change the permission level, select Anyone with the link can edit. Select Apply to save the permission settings, and then select Send. Notes: If you have trouble sharing from, see Can't share OneDrive files from. If your Microsoft account is set with Family Safety, and your parent has turned off contact management, you can only share items with people who are already on your contact list. Please respect copyright and be careful what you share online. Copying or sharing unauthorized materials violates the Microsoft Services Agreement. Sharing folders When you share folders with Edit permissions, people you share with can add the shared folders to their own OneDrive. This lets them keep the folder alongside their own folders and items, easily move items between folders, and more easily work on it offline. Any updates they make sync with the shared folder, so everyone with access to the folder is up to date. Tip: ?The recipient can add shared folders to their OneDrive, not individual files. If you want the recipient to add files to their OneDrive, put the files in a folder first, and then share the folder. Sharing with the OneDrive mobile apps For information and help, see: Share files in OneDrive for Android Share files in OneDrive for iOS Share files in OneDrive for Windows mobile devices Learn more See also Office 365 advanced protection Unable to share OneDrive files Need more help.
Love the fact Corey picked Devyn. goes to show that you can still be friends after a break-up! Make the next one harder. even blindfold them! love you all?. By Martin Brinkmann on April 29, 2016 in Companies, Microsoft - Last Update: January 04, 2018 - 13 comments Microsoft announced back in 2015 that it made the decision to downgrade OneDrive plan s for paying and free users without revealing at that time why it made the decision. The company came clean later by stating publicly that the economics of existing plans were unsustainable, and that it had to change them because of that. The move did irritate users of the service and here especially free users who Microsoft wanted to restrict to 5 Gigabytes of storage. That was a big downgrade from the 15 Gigabytes the company offered to free users (which does not even include free bonuses the company gave away to users such as the camera roll bonus which increased storage further. While Microsoft plans to move forward with reducing available OneDrive storage space for free accounts down to 5 Gigabytes of storage, it has created an opt-in option for existing users that enables them to avoid the downgrade and keep the camera roll bonus on top of that OneDrive Referrals OneDrive users don't have that many options when it comes to adding extra free storage to their account. One of the better options is the referral system which users of OneDrive can make use of to get up to 10 Gigabytes of extra storage by referring friends, customers or complete strangers to OneDrive. You get 500 Megabytes of storage for each referral, the same you get when you refer users to Dropbox. For instance, if you'd sign up using this link, you and I would get an additional 500 Megabyte of storage. Get your referral link It is easy enough to grab your referral link on OneDrive: Load directly, or visit OneDrive first and select the cogwheel icon in the upper right corner and there options from the context menu. Locate the "Referral Bonus" listing on the page. Click on the "earn more" link next to it to display the referral link. Microsoft displays the link directly and a handful of sharing options that you can make use of to spread it right away. When others sign up to OneDrive using the link they will get 500MB of extra storage and so will you up to the maximum of 10 Gigabytes. Closing Words For existing users of OneDrive, it comes down to whether they trust Microsoft not to modify storage again in the future. While I think it is unlikely that Microsoft will do it again, trust in the company is certainly not at an all-time high in this regard. Now You: Which online storage service do you use? Summary Article Name OneDrive referrals may get you 10GB extra storage Description Find out how to earn up to 10 Gigabytes of extra storage space on Microsoft's online storage solution OneDrive. Author Publisher Ghacks Technology News Logo Advertisement.
You Wonky Donkey That was Hilarious LMAO. The only problem with this song is that it ends. If you ever do another Q/A I have a question - Do you have to be good at art to animate like you do. I think what we learn from this is that Lisa Kudrow is actually real life female Chandler: 36:32 Have you ever seen the show? 37:00 Do you go there too. What is marshmallow doing in this song I only here the girl.

POTUS gave amazing speech. Don't even acknowledge democrats. Microsoft OneDrive - Access files anywhere. Create docs with free Office Online. Jeanine ?. Nunca me canso de escuchar este roast. For a comedy, they added way too much drama, nor was the comedic elements really funny. All the characters just acted like nimrods and talk funny because apparently subtlety isn't amusing to a lot of people. Also, I found it so predictable (wow, Rachel and Ross wound up together. What a freaking surprise) and abusively cliché (how many weddings and babies can one show have. To make matters worse, the spin-off is going to be based around the worst of the six - Joey. Ugh! Overrated and over-hyped are words too good to describe this show.

But then again, with the exception of a select few, I think all sitcoms are rubbish. I also want to say this beats Charmed because Charmed truly sucks, and I don't understand why it's adored like it is. A Buffy rip-off but without the wit, intelligent themes, allegories, and accurate study of human nature (there appears to be no grey area on Charmed as far as I've seen.

Where's Chandler. ??. Chandler look so romantic at 2:40. Watch next: Manage your address lists in Excel "What a great pic! Send it to me! "I can't find that picture, I don't think it's on my phone. " Too bad I don't have that great picture Dad took! What if you never had to hear or say these phrases again? With a shared folder on OneDrive, your family and friends can store, view, and download each other's photos and videos, sharing memories and experiences from those once-in-a-lifetime (or once-a-week) gatherings. Share your photos with OneDrive In OneDrive, click a folder. Click Share. Click Allow editing. Allow editing lets others add pictures too. Click Email. Enter the names or email addresses of the people you want to share with. Add a message if you like. See who you shared with Click the Information icon. Click Manage access.

Please quit editing stuff out. Sign in to to see files and folders shared with you. In the navigation pane, under OneDrive, click Shared. Files or folders shared with you appear under the names of the people who shared them. (Files or folders that you've shared with others appear under Shared by me. For more information, see Share OneDrive files and folders. ) Note: ?If you see different options, you're probably signed in with your work or school account. Click the OneDrive - Business tab above to see the experience for OneDrive for Business files. Click the file or folder to open it, just as you would any other item in OneDrive. Note: ?When you open a shared OneDrive file while signed into your Microsoft account, people with permission to edit that file can see that you've opened it. People who can edit will also be able to see your name, email address, and profile picture. Note that the Shared view is not a separate folder - you cannot move items out of it into your Files view. You can copy the shared file to your Files view, but any changes you make to the saved copy will not be reflected in the original file, so no one else with access to the original file will see your changes. Also, if the owner of the original file revokes your access or deletes the original file, it will disappear from your Shared view. What do "Can view" and "Can edit" mean? People sharing items with you can give you permissions either to view the items or to edit them. Item marked Can view - You have view-only permissions, so you can only open and read the item. You can't move it or change it. Can edit - You can do more when you have edit permissions. You can move and copy the item within the shared folder, or to your own OneDrive, and share the item with others. Tip: ?If you have edit permissions to a folder, adding the folder to your own OneDrive means you can keep the folder alongside your own folders and items in your Files list. It's also easier to move items between folders, and more easily work on items offline. Any updates you make sync with the shared folder, so everyone with access to the folder is up to date. For more information, see Add and sync shared folders to your OneDrive. Remove items from the Shared list If you no longer want or need access to a file or folder that's been shared with you, you can remove it. In the OneDrive website, from the left side navigation, select Shared > Shared with me. Select the file or files you want to remove from the Shared list, then select Remove from shared list. Tip: ?When you remove an item from your Shared list, you will see the prompt Remove and decline access to this file. selecting Remove will revoke your permission to access the file. Change permissions or stop sharing If you have edit permissions to a shared item, you can change other peoples' permissions to the item, or stop sharing it. (For more information changing permissions on your own items, see Stop sharing OneDrive files or folders or change permissions. ) In your Shared list, select the item that you want to change (hover over it and then select the circle. Select Information in the upper-right corner to open the Details pane. Select Manage access, then do one or more of the following: Select the X next to a link to disable it. Select Can Edit or Can View, and then select Stop Sharing. Select Can Edit or Can View and then select Change to…. Notes: If you don't see Manage access, you have view permissions to the item and you can't change others' permissions. In this case, only Remove from Shared list is available in the bar at the top of the page. If you select Stop sharing, the item no longer appears in that person's Shared list and they can no longer access it. When you remove an item from your Shared list, you still have permissions to it. You can return an item to your Shared list if you use its link again. Ask the item owner for the link if you can't find it. Permissions for individual files inside a shared folder can't be changed. For example, a file in a Can edit folder can't be changed to view-only. To change permissions for items in a folder, either remove them from the folder and re-share them with different permissions, or change the permissions for the entire folder. View a Shared folder on your computer When someone shares a folder and gives you edit permissions to it, you can add the shared folder to your own OneDrive to make it easier to edit and work with the folder and its contents. If you sync the folder to your Windows or Mac computers running the OneDrive app, you can work with the folder offline. For more information, see Add and sync shared folders to OneDrive. Note: ?Shared folders added to your OneDrive do not use any of your OneDrive storage space. They only count against the folder owner's storage space. After you sign in with your work or school account on the OneDrive website, here's how you see files or folders shared with you: In the navigation pane, click Shared > Shared with me. To sort or group the items by column, click a column and select an option from the drop-down list. For example, click the Date shared column and then select Older to newer or Group by Date shared. To filter the items shown in the view, click the Filters icon above the list. Under Filters, you can: Move the Modified anytime slider between Oldest and Today to select a date range when files were last modified. Select file types to filter on, such as Excel or Photos and videos. Under People, enter the name or email address of a person who has shared with you. Any items shared with you for which the permission was set to Anyone with the link can view and edit won't appear in your Shared with me view, even if the person entered your email address when they shared the item. Files that were shared with you before September 2017 will be missing information in the Date shared and Shared by columns. See popular files in your organization You can find files that are popular in your organization at the top of the Shared With Me view in the “Popular around me” section. "Popular around me" helps you easily access files that your colleagues are working on and keep up to date with the trending files in your organization. Note: ?You might not see the "Popular around me" section, depending on your organization. Only files that you already have access to appear under "Popular around me. A minimum of 3 items and a maximum of 8 items appear at a time and what appears will update periodically. In the OneDrive website, from the left side navigation, select Shared. Tip: ?When you remove an item from your Shared list, you still have permissions to it. Ask the item owner for the link if you can't find it... Also, if the owner of the original file revokes your access or deletes the original file, it will disappear from your Shared view.

She is so perfect.