msconfig.cfg/PCF files for OneDrive

One drive creates an environment variable that points to the one drive location. MicroStation inherits the environment variables as configuration variables.

$(OneDrive) should point to the path and update for each user. (Double check the variable name, it may be different for onedrive for business.

Alternately $(UserProfile) points to the c:\Users\USERNAME path so: $(UserProfile)/Documents/OneDrive should get it too,

One drive creates an environment variable that points to the one drive location. MicroStation inherits the environment variables as configuration variables.

$(OneDrive) should point to the path and update for each user. (Double check the variable name, it may be different for onedrive for business.

Alternately $(UserProfile) points to the c:\Users\USERNAME path so: $(UserProfile)/Documents/OneDrive should get it too,

So, instead of what we have currently,

_USTN_PROJECT        = C:/Users/VYim/OneDrive/4-Reference/5-CADD Standards/Workspaces/Projects/

OR

_USTN_USER = C:/Users/VYim/OneDrive/4-Reference/5-CADD Standards/Workspaces/Users/

We should, do the following:

#_USTN_PROJECT          : $(UserProfile)/Documents/OneDrive/4-Reference/5-CADD Standards/Workspaces/Projects/

#_USTN_USER             : $(UserProfile)/Documents/OneDrive/4-Reference/5-CADD Standards/Workspaces/Users/

in the config and PCF files?

Thanks for quick response.

_USTN_USER = $(UserProfile)/OneDrive/4-Reference/5-CADD/Standards/Workspaces/Users/

if your path doesn't have OneDrive in the Documents folder, use above

Thanks for quick response. Will try.

Kevin van Haaren said:

it may be different for onedrive for business.

For OneDrive Business its $(OneDriveCommercial)

All,

We'd be interested in any feedback on how well OneDrive works for you in this context.