Are you tired of having to add separate appointments into your Outlook Calendar, your Smartphone and tablet? Well now you don’t have to, With office 365 using exchange through outlook you now have the ability to connect your smartphone and tablet to exchange so that it provides sync,So next time you make an important …
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Make an appointment or meeting private on Outlook
When an appointment or meeting is marked private, other people cannot see details of the item. This includes people who have delegate access rights or other people who you have granted read permissions to your calendar. Details of a private item can also be blocked from appearing when your calendar is printed. 1.Create or open …
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Office 2013 to offer one-off apps on demand
As part of its ongoing bid to convince Office customers to switch to a subscription-based pricing model, Microsoft has announced that Office 2013 subscribers will be able to access temporary copies of the desktop Office applications on any computer, delivered via internet streaming technology. Office 365 subscribers already have access to the Office Web Apps, …
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Don’t expect new features in Mac suite for Office 365, says Microsoft
Although customers who subscribe to Office 365 will be able to install and run Office for Mac as part of the five-copies-per-plan deal, the Mac suite will sport few changes, Microsoft has said. Unlike Office on Windows, which will shift to Office 2013, Office for Mac will not be upgraded alongside the launch of the …
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How to get Dynamics CRM plugin working in Windows 8!
Here is that path I took to get it all working: 1. Install the MS CRM add-in for Outlook. 2. Search long and hard for the location of the latest add-in update. 3. Try to connect. The key point of this message is that the add-in can’t find a DLL. After some searching, it looks …
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Add signatures and disclaimers to your email with Office 365
Powered by Exchange Online, Outlook Web App provides email and calendaring for Office 365 subscribers. Like Outlook 2010, Outlook Web App features a simple way to customize email messages with personal information, or meet regulatory compliance rules with legal disclaimers. Below, learn how to use these features to make your email work for you. …
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How to invite external users to Sharepoint with Office 365
When you want to invite someone from outside of your Office 365 environment to collaborate in your SharePoint Online website, there are a few configurations you will need to do, in order to allow sending invitations to theseexternal users. If these are not performed you may find the following error when sending a SharePoint Online …
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Office 365, Office 2013: Microsoft Erases Cloud, On-premises Line
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) appears to be erasing the line between Office 365 and Office 2013. Sure, Office 365 is a cloud suite (Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Lync Online) and Office 2013 is a desktop productivity suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). But over time those definitions will no longer matter, and the line between Microsoft’s cloud and …
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Have Azure VMs made Amazon Web Services obsolete?
Microsoft has recently introduced Virtual Machine hosting on their Azure service. Surprisingly Azure now offers not only Windows virtual machines but Linux as well (is nothing sacred?). What’s more, Microsoft is even undercutting AWS pricing. This begs the question: do you think that Azure’s support for virtual machines has now rendered Amazon Web Services obsolete? …
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