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Thank you to everyone who attended this “test” webinar. I learned a lot. 
I apologize for the quality of the video — both live and in the recording. So one of the things I learned is that I should try a different service/technology next time.
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I have OneDrive on all my devices. On my phone and tablets, I have “Files on demand” set, by default. That makes sense because the storage space on tablets and phones is usually much smaller than that of a computer. Now a days with 1 TB Micro SD cards, that is less critical. On my computers, I have “Files on demand” unchecked as I’ve set my OneDrive folder set as my “Documents” folder on all of my machines (except my MacBook because I haven’t figured out how to do it yet.). That way I can access the files on any of my computers offline if necessary, and it gives me a backup of those files on all of my computers
I used to use TeamViewer for all of my networking (a kludge, but it worked). Now I only use it for remote repair as all my files are available on OneDrive and available on any computer or device with Internet access.