7 Ways To Add Files To A SharePoint 2013 Document Library

[PrestonSwitzer]

Great video! Well spoken and thorough explanations... thank you.

[sazmoo]

Hi. your videos are always so helpful. This is exactly what i was looking for however, do i need to change any settings for this? i tried all 3 statics and none of them worked.

[NationalEngravers]

Hi Peter, Is there a way to import a folder or is it just individual files that can be brought over?

[juergenriemer]

Thanks for your series, very informativ indeed. Just to add: you can also add documents by email enable the library and sending email attachments.

[theresajobateh]

Wait a minute... at :23 you clicked the + New document button/link. In SP2013, that provides the option to UPLOAD a document or file. To create a new document in SP2013, one has to select the Files tab then new document. Did you set the default action for + document to perform the creation action rather than upload? Is that perhaps an Office 365 feature?

[bobjan]

Hi Peter, thanks for your videos I am stuck in something I want to show the number of documents i have in my document library next to its name or when a document library has at least one file in it, the name should be bold or I could show an icon next to it
please help me with it
thanks 

[MortenHannibalsenOlsen]

So you can't send files to a Sharepoint Site directly from email like you can in Yammer or Sap Jam?

[theresajobateh]

Well, I didn't mean to point out that you missed... You did mention that you were using Office 365. It's just that this +Document feature in 2013 is confusing enough for end users and has also been identified as such in the SharePoint 2013 Unleashed book from SAMS. I'm trying to find the best "how to" videos for users I will support and train for SP2013. Thanks again.

[ValentinHuwer]

Is the integration in the Finder / File Manager somehow possible for Mac users, too? I would lie to save directly to sharepoint.

[Riistetyt]

Can you add folders that have subfolders and files? I have a client that wants one folder (~4GB of data) uploaded to their SharePoint. 

[jasonbaxter]

There is an 8th way using the Sync button and one drive for business.. :P