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Microsoft Edge provides all the standard reading features for the web that you expect, but it also goes well beyond that by offering a Reader mode experience for web articles, comprehensive built-in PDF (portable document format) reading and annotation… Continue reading Reading with Microsoft Edge (23H2)
I spoke recently with Tony Redmond, a long-time friend and the primary author of the highly recommended Office 365 for IT Pros: The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Microsoft’s Cloud Office System, which he self-publishes using Gumroad. I had been wanting … Continue reading On Writing: Windows, Eternal Spring, and Books (Premium)
Microsoft provides the Snipping Tool app in Windows 11 so that you can capture, save, edit, and share screenshots–still images that represent the contents of your PC’s display–and screen recordings, video representations of what’s happening on-screen… Continue reading Snipping Tool, Screenshots, and Screen Recordings (23H2)
Snap is a set of Windows 11 features that helps you organize how your open apps, Microsoft Edge tabs, and other windows appear on-screen. In its simplest configuration, you can snap two windows side-by-side, with each window occupying 50 percent of the… Continue reading Snap (23H2 + Moment 5)
I wasn’t expecting to provide another update on the book so soon, but as Baldrick would say in Black Adder, I have a cunning plan. OK, not really.
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The Windows 11 Field Guide has ballooned to nearly 1,100 pages in PDF format, and it has long been unwieldy. Maybe it’s time to put the book on a diet.
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Windows 11 includes a Widgets feature that consists of a Widgets button on the left end of the Taskbar and a pop-up widget board that displays notifications for important news and events, widgets, and a Microsoft Start news and general interests feed.
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In addition to letting you sign in to your PC with Microsoft accounts, work or school accounts, and local accounts, Windows 11 also lets you configure other online accounts within a sign-in account that can be used by other apps. These can be apps that… Continue reading Accounts Used by Other Apps (23H2)
Windows 11 supports multiple sign-in accounts. This can be useful in many situations. But the most obvious is for families, in which one or more parents or caretakers, and one or more children, can each have their own account, each with its own customi… Continue reading Multiple Accounts (23H2)
There are excellent reasons to sign in to Windows 11 using a Microsoft account–security and convenience key among them–and, of course, Microsoft makes it very difficult to do otherwise. But it’s still possible to use Windows 11 with a local account–… Continue reading Local Accounts (23H2)