With Word for the web running in your web browser, you can: Create documents to add and format text, images, and page layouts. Get to your documents from your computer, tablet, or phone. Share and work with others, wherever they are. Create and open a document Go to office.com/login and select Word. Rename a document Select the title at the top and type a name. Your changes are saved automatically in Word for the web. Note: If you can’t edit the name, you might be in Reading View. Select Edit Document > Edit in Browser. Sign in and create a signature for Outlook on the web With Outlook on the web running in your web browser, you can: Organize email to focus on what matters most. Manage your calendar, meetings, and appointments. Share files from the cloud so everyone always has the most current version. Stay connected and productive wherever you are. Sign in to Outlook on the web Sign in to office.com/signin or Outlook.com. Select the Microsoft 365 App Launcher , and then select Outlook. Create a signature Select Settings > View all Outlook settings > Compose and reply. Create your signature. Select if you want to: Automatically include your signature on messages you compose Automatically include your signature on messages you forward or reply to Select Save. Upload and save files and folders to OneDrive Use OneDrive in your browser Sign in to office.com, then select the app launcher > OneDrive. Pick a file or folder by selecting the circle in the upper corner of the item, and then select a command at the top of the page. You can store over 300 types of files on OneDrive. With Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome: Select Upload > Files or Upload > Folder. Select the files or folder you want to upload. Select Open or Select Folder. With other browsers: Select Upload, select the files you want to upload, and select Open. If you don't see Upload > Folder, create a folder, and then upload the files to that folder. Use OneDrive on your desktop If you use Windows 10, OneDrive may have already asked you to sign in to sync your files. In File Explorer, select: OneDrive – [University of New Hampshire]. If OneDrive isn't setup, see: Sync files with OneDrive in Windows Sync files with OneDrive on Mac OS X Save and open files in your Office apps Select File > Save a Copy > OneDrive - [University of New Hampshire] to save a work file to OneDrive. Save personal files to OneDrive - Personal. Select File > Open and then select OneDrive, to open a file saved to OneDrive. Note: Requires Microsoft 365, Office 2019, or Office 2016. Need Additional Help? Please fill out the Microsoft 365 Support webform with as much detail as possible, or contact the ET&S Help Desk team on your local campus.
With Outlook on the web running in your web browser, you can: Organize email to focus on what matters most. Manage your calendar, meetings, and appointments. Share files from the cloud so everyone always has the most current version. Stay connected and productive wherever you are. Sign in to Outlook on the web Sign in to office.com/signin or Outlook.com. Select the Microsoft 365 App Launcher , and then select Outlook. Create a signature Select Settings > View all Outlook settings > Compose and reply. Create your signature. Select if you want to: Automatically include your signature on messages you compose Automatically include your signature on messages you forward or reply to Select Save. Upload and save files and folders to OneDrive Use OneDrive in your browser Sign in to office.com, then select the app launcher > OneDrive. Pick a file or folder by selecting the circle in the upper corner of the item, and then select a command at the top of the page. You can store over 300 types of files on OneDrive. With Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome: Select Upload > Files or Upload > Folder. Select the files or folder you want to upload. Select Open or Select Folder. With other browsers: Select Upload, select the files you want to upload, and select Open. If you don't see Upload > Folder, create a folder, and then upload the files to that folder. Use OneDrive on your desktop If you use Windows 10, OneDrive may have already asked you to sign in to sync your files. In File Explorer, select: OneDrive – [University of New Hampshire]. If OneDrive isn't setup, see: Sync files with OneDrive in Windows Sync files with OneDrive on Mac OS X Save and open files in your Office apps Select File > Save a Copy > OneDrive - [University of New Hampshire] to save a work file to OneDrive. Save personal files to OneDrive - Personal. Select File > Open and then select OneDrive, to open a file saved to OneDrive. Note: Requires Microsoft 365, Office 2019, or Office 2016. Need Additional Help? Please fill out the Microsoft 365 Support webform with as much detail as possible, or contact the ET&S Help Desk team on your local campus.
Use OneDrive in your browser Sign in to office.com, then select the app launcher > OneDrive. Pick a file or folder by selecting the circle in the upper corner of the item, and then select a command at the top of the page. You can store over 300 types of files on OneDrive. With Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome: Select Upload > Files or Upload > Folder. Select the files or folder you want to upload. Select Open or Select Folder. With other browsers: Select Upload, select the files you want to upload, and select Open. If you don't see Upload > Folder, create a folder, and then upload the files to that folder. Use OneDrive on your desktop If you use Windows 10, OneDrive may have already asked you to sign in to sync your files. In File Explorer, select: OneDrive – [University of New Hampshire]. If OneDrive isn't setup, see: Sync files with OneDrive in Windows Sync files with OneDrive on Mac OS X Save and open files in your Office apps Select File > Save a Copy > OneDrive - [University of New Hampshire] to save a work file to OneDrive. Save personal files to OneDrive - Personal. Select File > Open and then select OneDrive, to open a file saved to OneDrive. Note: Requires Microsoft 365, Office 2019, or Office 2016. Need Additional Help? Please fill out the Microsoft 365 Support webform with as much detail as possible, or contact the ET&S Help Desk team on your local campus.