This is relevant now. Some good information from Kurt Mackie at MCPMag.com…
Microsoft recently detailed some changes organizations should make before rolling out version 1903 of Windows 10 and Windows Server, as well as its plans for Windows 10 “targeted” channel releases and new perks for Windows Update for Business users.
By Kayla Matthews at MakeUseOf.com…
Statistics indicate people spend up to 35-50 percent of their work time in meetings. It’s no wonder many individuals grumble at the mere idea of meeting with colleagues during the workday.
By Yusuf Limalia at MakeUseOf.com…
When you have internet or network issues, it may feel like a regression back to the stone age. Let’s try and understand networks and look at some troubleshooting techniques to bring you back into the world of the living.
By Michael Muchmore at PCMag.com…
Built-in video editing capabilities finally make a return to Windows—with a twist. It’s fun and effective, once you know how.
Source: How to Edit, Remix Video in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update | PCMag.com
By James Frew at MakeUseOf.com…
Windows 10 was a huge success after it launched in 2015. As of March 2017, it was running on over a quarter of Desktop computers worldwide, only trailing Windows 7, which was released six years prior. Microsoft appeared to have listened to feedback about Windows 8 and sought to mix the best of Windows 7 and 8 while pushing the OS into the future.
Source: Privacy and Windows 10: Your Guide to Windows Telemetry
By Peter Bright at ArsTechnica…
The next big update to Windows 10 is nearly upon us: Windows 10 version 1703, known as the Creators Update, will be published to Windows Update next Patch Tuesday, on April 11th.
Source: Windows 10 Creators Update is quite a small major update.
By Susan Harkins at TechRepublic.com…
The article Configure Outlook’s Calendar view to suit your work routine shows several ways to configure the Calendar window to match the way you work. These tips require a bit of initial setup and afterward, you save time by eliminating repetitive steps. This month, I’ll show you eight simple ways to save time on the fly.
Source: Eight quick tips for working efficiently in Outlook’s Calendar window – TechRepublic
By Susan Harkins at TechRepublic.com…
Busy people depend heavily on Outlook’s Calendar. You can schedule appointments and events and even block out time to actually get some work done. However, we don’t all have the same schedule, so you might spend more time than necessary working around Outlook’s default calendar settings. In this article, you’ll learn how to schedule and modify appointments and events to keep yourself on track. Perhaps more important, you’ll learn how to adjust Outlook’s calendar settings to fit your routine.
Source: Configure Outlook’s Calendar view to suit your work routine – TechRepublic