You can open a file or a folder in your browser by right clicking what you want opened and selecting “View online”.
Files you synchronise with OneDrive can be opened on multiple devices, as well as your browser. You do not have to take backup copies of your Documents-, Pictures-, or Desktop folders, as these are already synchronised and securely stored by NTNU. Everything is now configured and ready for use. Everything in the folder will be synchronised to your OneDrive account. In your file explorer you will find a shortcut to your OneDrive folder in the left menu. Click continue and read through the information. When you have successfully logged in, you will be informed where your OneDrive folder will be created. You will be redirected to authentication through Feide, where you type your username and password. Type your NTNU email address and log in. The easiest way to do this is by opening the start menu and searching for OneDrive, as shown below. Find the OneDrive-client and start it. You will find your OneDrive folder to the left in the file explorer. Log in with email, and Feide afterwards. Go to your OneDrive account Setup for employees Short description In this article we describe how you configure the OneDrive client on your computer. 
OneDrive comes preinstalled with all NTNU computers, but you must log in to the client before use. With OneDrive you can easily pull up your presentation notes while commuting, and share pictures and files with friends and colleagues wherever you are. OneDrive makes it easier to collaborate with fellow students, employees or others. You can use OneDrive on your personal computer, tablet, and mobile phone at work, home, and on the fly. By using OneDrive with your NTNU account, you get one terabyte (1024 GB) of storage space in the cloud. OneDrive is similar to services like Dropbox, Google Drive and iCloud, with its own web portal and client. OneDrive is a cloud storage and file sharing service by Microsoft. About Office 365 | Pages tagged with OneDrive About
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