Uploading And Images 
Автор: Martin R.Hi,
Just a quick and possibly simple question.
I've recently moved all of my business files to OneDrive cloud based files.
I've always places the images that are uploaded to my website in a folder on my desktop hard drive and left them there.
Now I'd like to move the images to my OneDrive folder so I can access them from multiple computers easily.
So the question is, do I need to relink the location of all the images to the files that would be moved to a new folder, or are they saved within my website upload until I change them manually to new ones and reupload?
Hoping that I am able to simply move the image files, and everything remains intact online until I choose to change images and then the NEW images are uploaded from the new folder and the old images just remain as is, as I have 4500 image files.
www.madebyearth.com.au
Hello.
"do I need to relink the location of all the images to the files that would be moved to a new folder" - no.
"or are they saved within my website upload until I change them manually to new ones and reupload?" - yes.
"I'd like to move the images to my OneDrive folder so I can access them from multiple computers easily." - if you want to upload files to a project from a cloud drive, then this can cause a lot of problems. I don't recommend doing that.
I highly recommend using Project Export. It is this option that is designed to transfer files from one computer to another.
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Hi Aleksej,
Thanks for your reply.
I use Export Project every time I make signioficant changes to my website, usually a couple of times per week.
You answered my questions, just to clarify one.
You said uploading from cloud drive can cause problems.
I poresume this is when fiules are ONLY on the cloud?
My computers arre set up to sync wityh the cloud and download any changes to each hard drive. so effectively I would be uploading files from my OneDrive folder which is located on my hard drive.
Assume this is ok?
You can store a backup copy of the project files anywhere. But when you work with these files, they must be on the local drive.