It also has a much better algorythm for decided what has changed and has a raft of settings to protect the data, such as not running a backup profile whilst certain apps are running. Fortunately, I also have a server in my house that I also synchronise MyDocuments to using Syncback Pro and as that is much faster, it dramatically reduces the chances of things getting stamped on by accident. I can see another problem with using different machines is that it can take quite a while for OneDrive to 'catch up' depending on how much data has to be copied, so if I happen to work on the same set of patches on two different machines, I always make sure that OneDrive has fully synchronised on both machines before and after running Max. Since a OneDrive update was released last summer, that appears to have stopped happening. I think that this came about because Max was deleting existing files before replacing these with fresh ones (rather than simply overwriting existing files) and OneDrive was only sensing the delete actions because of the speed with which it all happened on the local machine. There was a period of time last year, however, when a lot of strange things were happening, with files mysteriously disappearing. I know that lots of people report problems using synchronised cloud storage with Max, although I've been successfully synchronising my Windows Documents folder, including the Max 8 folder, via OneDrive for a few years now.

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