My OneDrive folders changed to internet shortcut. i want the folder back

Hi Antonio,
<br />thanks for your answer. I'm not looking for the iOS-Shortcuts.
<br />I try to explain my problem once more in English:
I have created my own shortcuts in MS WORD, f.e. command+control+r gets my characters red.
<br />For different reasons I created two accounts on my Macbook (iOS Big Sur):
<br />- The first one has an data immigration by Time Machine. But this produces a littel other problem, which is not off topic here. To fix this I create a secona account
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<br />- The second account: All datas were put on there manuel from a second backup, so all the applications. That means the application are "fresh", without my individual created shortcut.
<br />-> My question is: Where does Mac OS hide these indidual shortcuts, so I can go into the system of the first account, copy that file and move it to the system of the second account.
<br />I thought to rember, that they are in the "hidden library". You can open it: finder menu -> go to + option --> then you look in the folder preferences for com.microsoft.Word.plist
<br />I found this file and some others with this beginning. I copied them and moved them into the same folder of the second account's system. But it changed nothing.
<br />I hope, I explained my problem better. Sorry for my English
<br />Ulf
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Hello JJTT_885,

Thank you for coming to the forum.

I am sorry to inform you that OneDrive does not have such features. The way OneDrive works is this:

There are some selected folders that OneDrive can sync, those folders are your complete Desktop, Documents, and Pictures. It will sync all the contents, you cannot select what to sync and what not to sync. It will sync the whole documents in those folders

In this link below you will see all the folders that OneDrive can sync.
https://support.office.com/article/d61a7930-a6fb-4b95-b28a-6552e77c3057

Another thing, you can do is to move the folder directory you want to the OneDrive Folder created for you when you install OneDrive and sign in, you will see it in the left pane of your File explorer.

Give a reply if you need more information

Best Regards
Fuad

Well, it doesn't. Let me tell you what does work:
1) backup your contacts to a .pst file
2) export your contacts to an Excel file
3) select and delete all your contacts
4) import the Excel file into your Contacts folder
5) copy the new contacts into the Contacts folder under your live account
6) sit back and enjoy the fact that now ALL contacts are synchronized with your live account
7) replace the contacts in your Personal folders with the back up (if you are afraid of data-loss and/or want to keep a file for your history - from now on you're going to use the contacts from your Live account folder)

good Morning,
Thank you for your response.
When I move the mouse pointer over the icon, the following is displayed:
OndeDrive-Personal
Current!
If I double click it, my OneDrive folder will be shown on the PC!
When I right-click on Ads Online, it shows me my folders in the OneDrive cloud. It also shows that I am logged in!
So I'm signed in! In my view, it can't be because of that!

Many thanks for your help!

Best regards

Hello!

Unfortunately I don´t understand your answers which were translated by a machine. So I repeat my question in English and hope that I will understand your answers which you now can write in your mother tongue. (I hope it is English.) Thanks!

How do I backup DOCUMENTS & PICTURES to Z: drive instead of ONEDRIVE?

Hello!

I bought a new PC and installed on it the Microsoft 365 to which I subscribed. I noticed that while I can move the VIDEOS and MUSIC folders from the system drive C: to my 2nd drive Z:, I can't move DOCUMENTS and PICTURES because they seem to be automatically backed up to ONEDRIVE. But I do not want to do that. What do I have to do so that I can also move DOCUMENTS and PICTURES normally and without detour via ONEDRIVE to my drive Z:?

Thanks for any help!

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