

We've also added PDF annotations – the ability to draw, highlight and comment on your PDF files – directly in the OneDrive app. There's a new streamlined way to trigger common actions on files (share, move, delete and details) simply by pressing and holding on the file you want to use. In addition, the iOS OneDrive app will receive some improvements as well: This new browser experience makes managing your work files easier than ever. All of the key actions you want to take on a file or folder, such as preview, edit, share and delete, are conveniently located on the toolbar or by right-clicking a specific file or folder. "A highlight of the new browser experience is the ability to switch between a list and preview tile view which makes it easy to identify key files. Once that's done, you only need to go to your Mac's 'Applications' folder and click on the OneDrive icon (two blue clouds) to open it up. Once you find it, click on 'Install' below the OneDrive icon. Essentially, anything that is saved to the desktop, pictures, documents folders on the OS, automatically syncs to OneDrive. Type 'OneDrive' in the search field at the upper right section of the window. Microsoft has also improved the OneDrive for Business browser interface: Running the latest OS for MacOS, and wanting to have a everything sync to OneDrive. Microsoft has a sign-up page for businesses who want to check out the OneDrive for Business sync client. Some of the other improvements in the new sync client include increasing the individual file size limit from 2GB to 10GB and eliminating the 20,000-file sync limit. Better yet, it's specific to each of your devices so that you can optimize based on how you use each device and its local storage constraints." "Selective sync is a key feature in the new client (and your most requested one), allowing you to choose which folders to sync to your device. One of the new features is called Selective Sync.
