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<\/a><\/span><\/p>\nThe Mac version now has Files on Demand<\/strong> – something the PC has had for a while.\u00a0 If you have missed it, then this is for when you want to sync more files to your hard disk than you have room for<\/strong>.\u00a0 Basically, OneDrive lets you choose which files you want on your hard disk, and leaves the rest to be accessed only when you are online.\u00a0 That means you only use your local disk for the files you really need on the rare occasions that you are offline.<\/p>\n For our many clients using Autocad<\/strong>, there is a promise of finally being able to sync CAD files (no details yet, just vague wording about a partnership with Autodesk)<\/p>\n Storage Sense gets smarter with OneDrive<\/strong>.\u00a0 Up until now, Storage Sense has a been a bit basic.\u00a0 (For Premium and Core Fundamental KARE clients, we have been automatically cleaning out old files on all contracted PCs anyway), while Storage Sync across organisations<\/strong> is a very welcome addition.\u00a0 As we share files online with other organisations, or indeed if we work across many organisations (e.g. with our local sports or other community clubs) you can now sync from their Office 365 tenants as well – assuming they have granted permission of course!<\/p>\n Mobile gets a lift – there this now a\u00a0Camera Upload<\/strong> feature, to automatically save photos on your camera to your business OneDrive, and it’s easier to find files that other people have shared with you.\u00a0 One app that’s a ‘must’ is ‘OfficeLens<\/strong>‘. Essentially it’s a scanner in your phone that makes it easy to read business cards, to take photos of whiteboards and PowerPoints – and cleans up all the funny angles and backgrounds.<\/p>\n There’s an innovation race to be the cloud sharing tool of choice.\u00a0 As users, we’re the beneficiaries of this and it’s a great dividend. We think OneDrive more than matches the alternatives.<\/p>\n<\/a>Sense does a partial job on all Windows machines.\u00a0 Now, with the latest Windows updates (1809) that are rolling out over the next month or two, StorageSense gets very clever indeed.\u00a0 It will now be able to detect unused OneDrive files and\u00a0automatically<\/strong> move them to ‘online only’. \u00a0 You can turn it off and on, and set how long the file should be idle for before it’s moved to cloud-only.<\/p>\n