The below batch file script will detect the version of Windows you are running and modify the Registry to add Dropbox accessibility to Office 2016.
But what if you store your information in Dropbox? Is there a way to add your Dropbox account to Office 2016? The bad news is, there is no built-in means of adding your Dropbox account to Office 2016, but there is a bit of a hack that you can perform on the Registry that will get the job done. Now that we are becoming reconditioned to saving our data to this nebulous Cloud, how can you save or retrieve your data from within Office 2016.īecause Microsoft has their own cloud-based storage solution called “OneDrive”, support for OneDrive is integrated into all of the Office 2016 products. Psssst don’t tell anyone because it will ruin the illusion, but “The Cloud” is just a fancy way of saying “someone else’s hard drive”. By saving data to The Cloud the files are of course backed up but they are also accessible to anyone inside or outside the company, provided they are granted the appropriate rights to do so. Now the push is to save data to “The Cloud”. department will backup the files on the network, whereas your local files are not backed up, and files on the network are accessible to you and others from any computer in the company. Then in the 2000’s, when connecting all of the office computers together on a network became the norm, companies told us not to save our precious data on the C-drive but instead to the network. In the 80’s and 90’s it was all about local storage the venerable C:, or “C-drive”. We’ve come a long way over the years when it comes to where we store our files.
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