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regarding "Make Avalible Offline" of OneDrive for business
No, just because you make it available offline doesn't mean it'll edit on the local disk, it will only do so if either A. You are offline, or B. You have the option in onedrive client on Office tab "Use Office application to sync Office files that I open" unchecked, this is on by default. So anytime you open a file connected to onedrive, offline sync or not, it will open Online if connected.
Office web always opens online file.I see what your asking thou, they are not separate, soon as you update the file on Office web, it will sync to your Local file. And vise versa. There is no separate file. If you edit offline on the offline copy local disk, once you get back online it will upload and update the online copy. If you opened on the web and made changes while you edited that offline file while offline, then you will have a sync conflict that you need to correct.
If you are online it will open the file directly from OneDrive Online if it's an Office file.
Any changes you make Online, or via Office web will sync back to the "Offline" copy of the file as they happen.
The only time the files open from the local copy is when you are offline, the file is not an office file, or you have that option unchecked.
Those local file changes will sync back to OneDrive via sync client as changes are made if you are online, if you are offline the changes will be uploaded next time you are online.
- Awesome, very clearly. thanks Chris