Microsoft today announced that it is bringing Workbook Links to Excel on the web. The firm says that it aims to let customers also use the web client for all their work, without having to “fall back to the rich client”. The feature lets users paste direct links to data from other workbooks, just like on Excel… Read More »
Microsoft released Version 16.22.19020302, a preview of the February 2019 feature update for Office 365 subscribers on Mac. Give it a try! From any Office app, go to the Help > Check For Updates menu. What’s new in 16.22 Sketch with your trackpad(Excel, PowerPoint, Word) Move your finger on the trackpad and watch the ink flow across… Read More »
Microsoft has refreshed mail experience, and, this year, it is the calendar’s turn to get a facelift! The updates are fresh but familiar so, as a seasoned Outlook user, you can jump in and be more productive right away. Many of those updates are based on your feedback so thank YOU. Calendar updates Microsoft made some updates that we hope will allow you to take… Read More »
Microsoft is ready to release its next feature update for Windows 10, the November 2019 Update. As usual, the company has updated its processor requirements for the new version, but there are some surprises in there. For one thing, it retroactively changed the requirements for version 1903 while it was at it. It’s a reasonable… Read More »
Nearly a month after releasing the first official ISOs for a preview from the 20H1 development branch, Microsoft today published ISOs for Windows 10 Insider Preview build 18932. Naturally, you can use them for a clean installation of the build. Last month, Microsoft actually split its ISO page into two sections, differentiating between images for the… Read More »
Today at its Build 2019 developer conference, Microsoft announced Ideas for Word and Word Online. The feature is meant to be a sort of artificial intelligence editor for your documents, helping you to write better stories and produce a more polished document. The idea (pun intended) is to give you intelligent suggestions while you’re writing.… Read More »
Patch Tuesday was over two weeks ago, and that means that it’s time for more cumulative updates. Today, Microsoft released updates for every version of Windows 10 except the newest one, version 1809. As usual, these updates contain a long list of fixes, longer than the actual Patch Tuesday updates. They’re optional, and you won’t… Read More »
In November 2017, Microsoft announced Sets, a new idea for a tabbed interface in Windows 10, which would allow you to group apps in tabs in the same way that a browser arranges webpages. The firm started testing the feature in the early previews for Windows 10 version 1803 and later removed it. Sets came… Read More »
Well folks, normally I bring you hints/tips about changes Microsoft has made to Word and Excel (with a couple of PowerPoint thrown in), but not Publisher. Well, that’s because the changes have been small and seemingly Publisher was pretty much ignored – the step-child you might think. Not now. According to my research, the templates… Read More »
Microsoft announced new icons for its Office suite all the way back at the end of 2018, but the rollout of those new icons hasn’t been exactly quick. Today, however, Microsoft announced build 11514.20004 of the Office apps which is being rolled out to Office Insider Fast users on Windows, and it sees the four most prominent apps in the suite getting new… Read More »