Note that in a similar way, I would like to create a link that causes onedrive to open and display a chosen folder.
I have used GoogleDrive which allows you to select a file and right click it to "receive a link" which you can use in the manner described above. (On my PC it sonly seems to allow links to locally stored files). However, if the above does work, what I don't get is why OneNote does not allow a link to be created to a file stored on Ondrive. I have been experimenting and using the URL seems to work. which when viewed in word online shows this URL: I have used OneDrive sharing, but I think all the methods given result in the file being shared with other named people or publically. ie Only I have permissions to view it like the file reference by the above link.Ĭan I simply use the above URL as a link? Say I want to insert a link to the file in a website or OneNote page, such that it has NOT been shared with anyone. When I view a file in Word online the URL displayed is: You can then edit the document, collaborate on it with other Word users, and download a modified copy to local storage.(Once the hyperlink is created I will use it in OneNote to link to a file on my own Onedrive, for only me to use !) Just create a free Microsoft Account (if you already don’t have one), upload the DOCX file to OneDrive, and double-click to open it in Word Online. The best thing is that you don’t have to pay anything to use it!
With the SharePoint mobile apps, SharePoint is even more available on devices than before. Microsoft offers a stripped-down version of the Office suite in web app form, and it includes Word. If you have an Microsoft 365 subscription that includes SharePoint, you can use your device to view information on sites, collaborate with colleagues, access shared documents, and stay connected with your work using your mobile device. But if you want a long-term (free) solution to opening and editing Word documents on a desktop device, either word processor should cut it. LibreOffice does take the edge over OpenOffice with better features and a faster update cycle. To make matters better, the OpenOffice Writer and LibreOffice Writer programs in each suite support the DOC and DOCX formats, so you can open and edit any Word document easily. OpenOffice or LibreOfficeīoth OpenOffice and LibreOffice are two free open-source alternatives to Microsoft Office. However, if all you want is to read through a DOCX file with zero formatting errors, then installing Word Mobile is an excellent choice. The app also lets you edit files as long as you pay for an Office 365 subscription.
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