Hot on the heels of the OneNote Double Rainbow, Microsoft announced this morning that the long awaited Office for iPad has been released! Unlike the Office Mobile app for the iPhone, there is a separate app for Word, Excel & PowerPoint. According to the Office blog post the apps have the robust capabilities and … Continue reading Office for iPad now Available
Microsoft announced a few days ago that my beloved OneNote has finally, finally been released on the Mac platform! On top of that, it’s now freely available to everyone, regardless of whether or not they have Office installed on their computer! To me, this news is the equivalent of seeing a double rainbow – OneNote has always … Continue reading OneNote Double Rainbow
I haven't had a chance to install OneDrive for Business since the Microsoft rebranded SkyDrive Pro a few weeks ago, but I ran into a gotcha this morning when I tried to set up OneDrive on a client's system: there is no automatic download available for OneDrive for Business (at least at this point). Instead, … Continue reading OneDrive for Business Installer
Great discussion with Mark Russinovich about how Windows Azure heals itself when it's sick - this is the magic of Infrastructure as a service (IaaS): it all happens behind the scenes, and you usually don't even know that it's happened! (click on the image to be redirected to the WindowsAzure.com for the video)
Right on the heels of rebranding SkyDrive as the new and improved OneDrive, Microsoft has announced that Office Web Apps have been renamed as Office Online: This nicely rounds out Microsoft's free cloud offering with Outlook.com for email, OneDrive for storage, and the rest of the Office Apps available and usable in your browser of … Continue reading Office Online
There are some functions in Office 365 that are easiest to do as a global admin, rather than as a delegated admin - primarily when you need to connect to a tenancy with PowerShell, and when you need to add new services to a tenancy where you have delegated admin access. Here's an example of … Continue reading Adding a free Office 365 admin account
I posted some time back about the new feature that came up in Office 365, that allowed you to purchase a domain directly from GoDaddy and completely configure it - all without having to leave the Office 365 portal. A few caveats are that it only seems to be available in Midsize in Enterprise plans … Continue reading Setting up GoDaddy domains in Office 365
When dealing with deleted items in Office 365, it's important to remember that there are always 2 retention policies that are applied to items that are deleted: The first retention policy is the one that can be edited in the Exchange admin Center (detailed below), and affects items that are sent to the Trash, or … Continue reading Deleted item retention
Log in to your Exchange admin center, and go to mail flow - rules: Click on the plus icon to create a new rule, and choose Bypass spam filtering: Note: You can use this same rule to either whitelist or blacklist a domain depending on the options you choose later. As you can see, there … Continue reading How to blacklist a domain in Office 365
Keeping sent items in the correct mailbox is a common problem for Exchange users who have delegated access to a shared mailbox, or even Send As permissions on another user's mailbox. Thankfully, there is a solution to this problem, and it works the same whether your Exchange is on premise, or in Office 365. The … Continue reading Delegated Access & Sent items
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