Microsoft & Windows
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Are you ready for Windows 11 to get even better?
Windows 11 has already boosted our productivity and saved us time, but it hasn’t finished improving our working lives just yet. We have all the details.
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The end of an era: Goodbye WordPad
How many times have you opened WordPad in Windows when you meant to open Notepad? It looks like that problem will soon be gone for good. We explain why.
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Have You Tried Out Microsoft Designer Yet?
As technology continues to advance, so does the landscape of design tools. Microsoft has been a company at the forefront of business apps. Microsoft 365 began with about seven apps. It now offers new users access to over 20. One…
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And breathe… the “file too large to send” problem is over
Microsoft finally has a fix for one of the oldest and most frustrating problems in Outlook – when the file you’re trying to send is too big. Here’s what’s changing in the next few weeks and how it affects you.
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Microsoft and Samsung team up to boost work phone security
Microsoft and Samsung have joined forces to keep the data on your work mobiles safe and secure. We give you all the details
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Is that Microsoft email actually a phishing attack?
Which company has become the #1 most imitated in phishing scams? We’ll tell you more…
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Have You Tried Microsoft Universal Print?
In today’s digital workplace, printing remains an essential function. This is true for just about all businesses. But keeping up with your print infrastructure can be a time-consuming task. One printer down can mean work comes to a standstill. Another…
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Learn How Microsoft 365 Copilot Is Going to Transform M365 Apps
Advanced AI is a new buzzword in cloud computing. The launch of tools like ChatGPT and Bard have made big waves. Developers are now racing to introduce the next level of features to apps. Features that do part of your…
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Is this the ultimate browser for business?
There’s a new browser that keeps work and personal browsing totally separate. Here’s how it works and when it launches.
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Privacy alert: Change this setting in Edge, now
There’s a setting in Edge that sends the images you view online to Microsoft. We give you all the details.