Save to specified OneDrive folder with option to rename upon save
Save to specified OneDrive folder with option to rename upon save
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Anonymous
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Agree with the previous feedback. Office lens needs to be able to target a certain file, other than the default office lens file, in onedrive.
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[Deleted User]
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This would really save time. It is tedious having to save to the phone Gallery, then share it to One Drive afterward. Also, no default folder is remembered so we have to browse the folder hierarchy each time. Lastly, we then have to go into Gallery and delete the file we never wanted to save there in the first place. Please implement, thanks.
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Valery
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Hello,
I often use Office Lens, but the way where the files are saved in OneDrive is very confused.
Please add an option to select the target OneDrive folder at save time.Thanks
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Anonymous
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I agree with the feedback. I've used TurboScan and Dropbox before and it gives the option of which folder to save into. And then it can default there but you can always change your mind. I also don't like that the file stays visible in the Lens app and you can download it from OneDrive.
I was tryign to switch from Turboscan / dropbox to Lens/Onedrive for security reasons. But there is a significant loss in control and capability in Lens.
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Binu Alex
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Can't find any Office Lens scanned pdfs on OneDrive anymore. Completely broke my workflow. Now i spend 15 minutes to find each scanned pdf saved into OneDrive. a physical document scanner is starting to look like the better option again unless i can specify the folder to save and find my Office Lens PDFs
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Zed
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Please
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Anonymous
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How is this not a standard feature...
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Anonymous
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Please, this is a very requested issue.
I had a flow running from a folder, now this just doesn't work anymore... -
Nils
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I'd settle for just being able to assign a folder like I could in earlier version. Todays version is a disaster. It is so typical of Microsoft to destroy applications and completely ignore user aspects.
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Anonymous
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Being able to choose locations where files are saved for all scenarios. At best this app is very confusing and wastes at lot of people's time. I am looking for an alternative until you fix it.
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Stein Erik Paulsen
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Not having the ability to chose a folder in OneDrive upon saving is a minus. In General the saving bit of the app is rather confusing.
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Manik
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Ability to save files to a specific SharePoint folder
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Serge
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For me, renaming and choosing a custom OneDrive location, can be separated into two different requests; the custom location to me has a much higher priority. As others apparently, I use INBOX to process new files/documents.
Would be highly appreciated if this addition was to be implemented sooner rather then later. Considering all other apps and systems on the market, I would even call this a bug.
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Mark
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Would really like to be able to determine the save location so files are in the correct folder from the start. Including profiles so that different save locations are handy would be even better. Really keeps me from using this product more.
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Anonymous
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Yup I never can remember where it saved the files, and every time wish I could rename it.
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Anonymous
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Happy
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Matt
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Yes, I agree that Office Lens scans should be able to be saved in the OneDrive folder of my choice.
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Helge de Vries
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Would be a great addition of functionality. Would give me more control over my onedrive folder structure and allow me to drop Office Lens files in an existing folder where I am able to make sure I process the results (aka "Inbox")
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TDM
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OfficeLens
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This function/feature is already available on the Windows Phone version of Office Lens, and it works perfectly, easily and intuitively. After you're done taking photos, you have the option to name the file, choose which OneNote folder it's saved into (by default it ALSO saves into the Office Lens folder in OneDrive), and choose which file types it's save as (pdf, OneNote, Word, etc. - and multiple file types are allowed). Why can't it work the same way on iPhone?