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When you install the Microsoft OneDrive sync app for Mac, a copy of your OneDrive is downloaded to your Mac and put in the OneDrive folder. This folder is kept in sync with OneDrive. If you add, change, or delete a file or folder on the OneDrive website, the file or folder is added, changed, or deleted in your OneDrive folder and vice versa.
If so, export them from Photos: File -> Export and put them in the folders you require.
Terence,
The original question was how to 'move' photos. there's now a bit of dissembling and confusion on what 'moving' image files actually means.
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It used to mean that when you 'moved' a file it would appear in the new location and be removed from the previous location.
There's also the same sort of disappointment in using Photo. When you delete something from a folder, it deletes everywhere. There's not any easy method to manage very important files the way you wish. Your iPhone storage is gobbled up and now longer empty for content creation. This condition is unsuitable for many workflows.
If you’re a Windows-to-MacBook switcher, you probably need the files from Windows on your PC. Don’t worry, you made a wise choice, especially if you’re interested in the creative applications in the iLife suite! Although you could choose to start your Apple computing life anew, you probably want to migrate some of your existing documents and files from that tired PC to your bright, shiny, new MacBook.
Windows Migration Assistant can transfer much of the Windows data you want to take with you. If you find that some files were left behind, you can move stuff manually as well! You can copy your files to a USB flash drive or over a network. To make this manual move more manageable, check the typical Windows file locations and their Mountain Lion counterparts.
File Type | Windows Location | OS X Location | Mac Application |
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Music files | My Music folder | Music folder | iTunes |
Video and movie files | My Videos folder | Movies folder | QuickTime, DVD Player, iTunes |
Digital photos | My Pictures folder | Pictures folder | iPhoto |
Office documents | My Documents folder | Documents folder | Mac Office, OpenOffice, iWork |
The OS X Help system contains an entire subsection on specific tricks you can use when switching from Windows to Mac, including how to connect to a Windows network and how to directly connect the two computers.
With the Mountain Lion Boot Camp feature, you can actually create a full Windows 7 or 8 system on your Intel-based Mac laptop. Yup, Windows and Mountain Lion coexist peacefully on the same computer. However, you’ll have to reboot your computer to use your MacBook as a Windows system.
This possibility brings a whole new meaning to the term Switcher because some Mac owners are moving their stuff from Windows (running on their old PC) to . . . well, Windows rather than Mountain Lion.
If you decide to create a Windows system on your MacBook with Boot Camp, the files and folders on your existing PC can be copied directly by using the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (in Windows XP) or the Windows Easy Transfer utility (in Windows Vista, 7, and 8). In effect, you’re copying your settings and data between your old PC and your new Apple-based PC!
Manually moving existing Windows applications (such as PaintShop Photo Pro) to your laptop’s drive usually doesn’t work even with Boot Camp — Apple’s dual-boot feature that allows you to run both Mountain Lion and Windows 7 or 8 on your MacBook.
Most Windows software installs all sorts of necessary files in several folders across your drive, and manually moving applications won’t put those files where they should go. Instead, you have to install Windows 7 or 8 on your Mac laptop (using Boot Camp) and then reinstall your Windows applications.