SharePoint 2013 offers substantial storage improvements over the cloud, most notably One Drive. One Drive is the new document repository for Microsoft's collaboration platform. One Drive is a critical addition to SharePoint 2013. This article provides a high-level overview of managing content in One Drive for Business and on your Sites page.
Step 1:
- Login into Office 365
- Click One Drive.
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Step 2: Click New Document. The list of options available is:
- Word Document
- Excel Document
- PowerPoint
- OneNote
- Excel Survey
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Step 3: Create a New Document and specify the name.
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Step 4: Secify the kind of content in Word Document created.
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Step 5: Click Share.
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Please note that documents in One Drive can be shared for viewing only and editing as well. Similarly you intimate them through the email.
Step 6: Since the document is shared with me, it's is listed under One Drive for Business Documents.
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Step 7: So, let me go and edit the document online. To make some changes, I'm going to remove a few lines and save it.
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Step 8: The content of the Document after the changes: