Have you ever received an email that you weren’t sure was legitimate? I think most of us have. The first line of defense for your organization is YOU, the user. Users are the first to see incoming messages, and having knowledge of these kinds of attacks is the most effective […]
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Have you ever been working on a document and lost the last hour of your work because of a power failure, computer glitch, or cat walking across your keyboard? AutoSave is your answer! The AutoSave feature is available in the Office 365 Suite, which includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. By […]
Have you ever had a large amount of data in Excel and need an easy way to visualize your data for trends, priorities, or other measures? Sometimes it’s necessary to be able to get information at a quick glance without sifting through every item. What is Conditional Formatting? Conditional Formatting […]
Last week I wrote a blog post: 30 Things you can do with Microsoft Forms. Today, I would like to introduce 30 Things you can do with Microsoft Flow! What is Microsoft Flow? Flow allows people to create and automate workflows and tasks across multiple applications and services without help […]
Microsoft Forms is one of the most versatile tools available to Microsoft 365 users. The uses for Forms is vast. You can use Forms to replace paperwork, eliminate process steps, and automate your business! Once you have data from your form, you can use Microsoft Flow to put that data […]
Have you ever searched for a Command of one of your Office apps and when you finally find it, wonder how you will ever find it again when you need it? The frustration is real! A wonderful solution to this problem is the Quick Access Toolbar. Where is the […]
Is your organization still running Windows 7 machines? We have some bad news. Windows 7 is coming to an end. Microsoft has stated the end-of-life for Windows 7 to be January 14, 2020. According to helpnetsecurity.com, 33% of the largest enterprises are still running some Windows 7 machines. Small businesses […]
Every month we have special maintenance activities assigned. These very important updates keep security and configurations up to par. In this blog we’re going to start letting you know what you these are and why we’re doing them. So much of what we do happens quietly in the background that […]
LinkedIN has become the default contact source for business. But the information is silo’d into your browser while your communications are in Outloook. Definitely not ideal. Now LinkedIn in can connect into Outlook, bringing all of your contact information into one place. Note: Many CRM applications have the same silo […]
Many companies require a specific signature at the bottom of emails. Even if it isn’t mandated, it’s nice to have. Often, your IT professional will set this up for you when you have a new Outlook account. But sometimes your information changes. There are also some cases where you may […]