A question for those of you who have machines running Windows 7 and use OneDrive for file storage as I am looking at a new set-up that will now involve a desktop and a laptop. I know that I can use a we-based application for task management, and am giving that consideration, but I also wanted to explore options that are not web-based applications (i.e. My Life Organized, InfoQube, Hyper Plan, etc.). My employer offers OneDrive, but without any file sync option to our machines. Does anybody know if there is a way to have non-Microsoft products (like the ones that I mentioned above) access files that are stored in OneDrive? For example, can I have one of the above programs "installed" (as portable software) on both machines, but share the data file between them on OneDrive? I have to confess a bit of ignorance to OneDrive as I just have not used it much over the past few years as we still have traditional file servers on-site in addition to OneDrive. Any wisdom would be greatly appreciated as if I can find a way to share the data file, then I have more choices for task management software shared between my machines.

Thanks,

--Ken

P.S. Dropbox and Box are not supported options by my employer and are discouraged from use, and non-standard issue software ( mostly Microsoft) is generally not installed on machines, so these are not available options.