jack zhong 

Many users complain about such problems. This is not the problem of Studio, but it comes from OneDrive. This folder is being synchronized via Internet and depending on your connection speed there is always some delay between the saving in Studio and the synchronization itself. Working with live synchronized folders is in my opinion a very bad idea, as it will cause problems like file duplication and others. Studio is a local program and should be used locally. In order to have data backup, you can use many solutions. In my case this is NAS, which works perfectly since over 13 years now. All my working files are stored on NAS, only TMs and TBs are stored on a local SSD for speed. The data from the NAS is backuped on a second NAS in live modus and on another NAS on a daily basis. This said, you can also use and cloud to backup data, but not using this for work. In order to do so, use a synchronization software (like GoodSync) to synchronize your data with the live folder of your cloud on hourly basis or on any schedule you wish.

 jack zhong 

The solution is don’t use OneDrive for these resources. If you want the safety if the cloud for backups then use the cloud capabilities in Trados Studio as these are managed properly.

Or, configure OneDrive so that it is not cloud only. It is possible to have these files in the cloud and permanently on your hard drive. However, they are not managed so you could still find issues here and there.  I’ve been working this way for a while on a new laptop to see how this affects me and with resources that are not too large it seems ok so far, but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Dear Mr.Jerzy Czopik

Thank you very much

Best regards

Jack

Dear Mr. Paul

Thank you very much

Best regards

Jack