Integrate Microsoft Outlook with OneDrive

Microsoft Outlook was first introduced in 1997 as a component of Microsoft Office. It provides an email service, address book, calendar and tasks. In May 2007, Microsoft upgraded Outlook to v12.0, along with other applications of Office.

OneDrive is one of the cloud-based storage system introduced by Microsoft in 2012. OneDrive can be used to store documents, images, videos and other files that are uploaded on the Internet.

Integration of Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive

OneDrive is integrated with Microsoft Outlook. This integration enables easier access of emails and files stored in OneDrive from Microsoft Outlook. This integration also provides a link for users to send files of up to 2GB through email messages in Outlook. If a file larger than 2GB is attached in an email message sent using Outlook, it automatically creates a link that directs the recipient to download the file from OneDrive.

Benefits of Integration of Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive

The integration of Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive has many benefits to users. First, it allows users to access their emails and files stored in OneDrive from a single location provided by Microsoft Outlook. This integration enables users to access their emails and files stored in OneDrive from any location where they have an Internet connection. Second, users can easily send large attachments through email messages in Outlook. Microsoft Outlook automatically creates a link for large attachments that direct the recipient to download the attachment from OneDrive. Last, as OneDrive is cloud-based, users do not need to worry about losing their data should their computers crash or otherwise malfunction.

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