office lens on ipad my files how to access

To continue to enjoy all Office Lens features, we recommend downloading and using the latest version of Microsoft Lens for iOS or Microsoft Lens for Android on your mobile device.

Office Lens for Windows 10 is no longer available for download from the Microsoft Store as of January 1, 2021. You can continue to use any other features of the app as installed on your computer or device. Deleting from Office Lens does not delete from your phones camera roll.Certain cloud-based services in Office Lens for Windows, such as saving your pictures to OneDrive, OneNote, Word, PowerPoint, or PDF, are no longer available in the app as of December 31, 2020. Since they all showed up in OneNote at once, I suspect you never saved them to OneNote or deleted them. You generally want to delete or push to OneNote (if you use it) the scans (there's a limit of 10 at once.)

What version of OneNote are we talking about here on your PC? I suspect the OneNote app on your PC isn't connected to your MS account, and thus won't sync. Its bound to be in your phone's camera roll, upload it manually if you must. I also checked the OneNote application on my PC (whatever this programme does) but the file I had created on OneNote on the phone, which includes nothing but all the photos I have taken with Office Lens, does not get synced.When a picture is taken, it typically is immediately tossed into the Camera Roll folder under Pictures in OneDrive, that is, if you have auto-upload enabled. I have read the linked documentation and there seems to be no way to determine the file location? So I conclude there is no way to extricate the photos from Office Lens? (Which basically makes the app useless.) I keep forgetting to subscribe to the threads I post so this is why this reply is late.

Office lens on ipad my files how to access