Hello. I bought an Office 365, paid the annual subscription. So there are two problems with the office.
1. When you click an Excel attachment in Outlook, the preview opens in the letter window. However, Outlook completely freezes and does not respond to anything. Can only collapse when you click the icon in the taskbar below. When it spreads, it hangs up until you click the file again. The hang is repeated.
2. When you drag and drop Excel Word windows and other applications that are part of the package, they slow down. Moving smoothly, but very slowly. There's no movement behind the mouse.
The office was reconstructed, not helping.
Windows 10, official, set to clean SSD two weeks ago. No antivirus, the system is almost clean, except for the office, a creative Cloud bundle.
Product 3770k processor, 16 GB of RAM, video card GTX 1070 with the latest version of the driver. Please help me solve this problem.

Directory junction with OneDrive for business folder is impossible due to the way the folder is named on Windows.

Several end users on tenant mytenant.onmicrosoft.com reported an issue with OneDrive for business sync client while trying to use directory junction on their synchronized OneDrive for business folder on windows. Issue is with the name of the synced folder that uses non-standard hyphen. Usually the hyphen on Windows folder names has an ASCII value of 45, but the name of the OneDrive 4B synced folder includes a slightly longer hyphen (–) which prevents creating directory junction.

OneDrive sync client version is 17.3.6386.0412, the latest available build. And the issue can be easily recreated for another user.

Thanks
Robi

It appears that the sharepoint Community Template (discussions template) does not work properly, or does not support references to multiple objects. I have a list of discussions, with a lookup to categories allowing multiple selections, and when I create a discussion and reference several categories, the discussion does not show as being associated with any of those categories when I look at the category view.

I have about a dozen categories, and a discussion Item might relate to about half of them, so when a person is perusing a category, they should see any item related to the topic (category). This is useful, in that it allows for a somewhat fuzzy approach on the part of a user when looking for a discussion topic. It allows them to browse the category that they think is most likely, even if it was not the category that the original poster expects people to look in. For example, a poster might determine a discussion should be in the "Human Resources" category, and a searcher might expect it to be in "Compliance." If it is in both, then the searcher will be more likely to be able to find it, but this isn't working. Obviously the user could do a text search, but what if they do not search by the specific words used in an original post? Their next step would be to browse for a related idea in a category, and they should be able to do that. I have been trying for days to get this to work, and no joy. We need to be able to organize information in ways that makes sense both for storage and retrieval, and in a way that is simple and effective, without having to create a huge search topology that requires exhaustive term maintenance. This would be a much simpler way to do it, and it seems to be a failure of design that it is not working, or a bug. I could really use some help sorting this out.