Office Add-In: Pickit Free Images
This free add-in for Microsoft Office PowerPoint and Word gives you access to fresh and unique images for your work.
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Category Archives: Office 2016
Microsoft Wants You to Use the Outlook Brand Correctly (but OWA is still OWA and Outlook’s the fat client)
Microsoft set out to rename OWA as Outlook on the web last year. That effort never gained real acceptance in the Exchange community, but in fact the project isn’t to rebrand OWA. Instead, it’s all about preserving and building out the Outlook brand across multiple clients and different experiences. Microsoft is struggling against the weight of history here, so don’t expect any great success anytime soon.
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Leveraging OneNote: Mastering Outlines and Lists
In OneNote 2016, the lists and outlining options have a few bonus features. These extra tools take lists from rows of text to flexible elements.
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Resource: Microsoft Office 2016 Quick Starts
The new Quick Starts for Office 2016 page list guides for both the business and consumer versions so here are the consumer focused items many of you will be interested in.
Online Versions
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Customize Office 2016 Click-to-Run Installations
Microsoft distributes Office 2016 to consumers and Office 365 users using Click-To-Run, a streaming and virtualization technology that’s based on App-V. There are several advantages to distributing Office with Click-to-Run, as opposed to a traditional Windows Installer package.
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Microsoft Extends Malicious Macro Protection to Office 2013
Microsoft announced it has extended a feature in Office 2016 that protects against malicious macros to Office 2013. Continue reading Microsoft Extends Malicious Macro Protection to Office 2013
Microsoft’s Blunder: Upgrade to Office 2016 and Lose Skype for Business
For some customers that use Office 365 or Office 2013 and try to upgrade to Office 2016 apps, they may lose Skype for Business.
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The Sams Report EP 42: Xbox, E3, and Windows 10 shenanigans
On this special report, I cover more about Xbox E3 plans, new build of Windows, and should Microsoft get in trouble for the Windows 10 upgrade tactics?
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Build 2016: Microsoft Outlines the Office Developer Opportunity
During the Build 2016 day 2 keynote address, Microsoft executive vice president Qi Lu talked up the Office developer opportunity, which is expanding as Microsoft moves into the cloud and mobile devices.
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