#Office365Challenge SharePoint Blog sites can be used for company announcements, innovations, ideas, training and general knowledge sharing. The content will only be available to the people inside your organization, therefor an ideal place to share classified content - not for... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge Any day I can write about PowerPoint is a good day. Today I'll share something about using Morph transitions that I didn't know - and makes a HUGE difference! Effect Options. Day: 332 of 365, 33 left Tools: PowerPoint 2016, Office 365 Description:... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge The permissions levels in SharePoint are rather comprehensive, but should you require a bit extra, or less of something - then creating new permission levels would be the way to go. Day: 331 of 365, 34 left Tools: SharePoint 2016, Office 365 Description:... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge So a file's checked out and you want to discard that immediately?! (Haha, really having some fun with these WikiHow Images). This post covers the permissions you need to view other users' checked out files and how to manage... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge Ok, that is cute - but I didn't mean it that way. You'll still have to buy those chocolates or flowers. On a more serious note, I used to highlight someone's name or change the colour of the font... Continue Reading →
Tracy van der Schyff 
Day 334 – Manage your SharePoint blog and categories
#Office365Challenge Today we'll take a look at managing your blogs on SharePoint. Editing, approving blogs as well as adding new categories. Day: 334 of 365, 31 left Tools: SharePoint 2016, Office 365 Description: Manage your SharePoint blog and categories Audience: End User / Power User... Continue Reading →