#Office365Challenge - SharePoint might be pretty amazing, but when you find yourself suddenly having to edit hundreds of lines of meta data - you'll be a little bit annoyed doing it line by line. In this post I'll introduce you... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - Sometimes it's necessary to exclude a library or list from search results. Why? Here's an example: You have a list with references and responsibilities for policies and procedures. This list is being used as a lookup for libraries... Continue Reading →
Ever struggled to align shapes in PowerPoint? And yes, it got easier with the guidelines they brought in a while back. But there is an easier way. MUCH easier. Day: 14 of 365, 351 left Tools: Microsoft Office; PowerPoint 2013... Continue Reading →
Everyone needs to create a presentation at some point. Using PowerPoint is super easy, and it helps if you know some quick wins. Your content might be on the mark, but if the presentation itself is not visually appealing, it... Continue Reading →
Ever tried to match a colour in a PowerPoint presentation, hours later, you're happy it's exactly the same, only to print or present it and it looks completely different? Yesterday I showed you how to insert and manage shapes and... Continue Reading →
So you're following something in the news? Going to the browser a couple of times a day, checking for any new updates? Guess what - Office has this crazy, amazing thing called RSS Feeds. What does it do you may... Continue Reading →
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