In this day and age, running out of disk space should be hard. I mean, if you haven’t got at least an 1TB hard disk in your computer, isn’t it about time to consider an upgrade? However, we can still be surprised by running out of place. How can you figure out where all that […]
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If you are using Office365 for Mac you might be wondering how to add shared mailboxes that have been assigned to you. In Outlook 2016 for *Windows* they seem to appear automagically, but that isn’t the case on the Mac. Fortunately, the steps to open those shared inboxes are really simple. So simple, in fact,
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Just because you’ve got full admin privileges on an Office365 installation, doesn’t always mean that you have – or need – an Office365 license. The company I work for manages the Office365 installations for it’s clients. To do so, we use an Admin account without a license as this would only add costs. However, that
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If you’re even in the situation where you need to migrate your mail(s) and folders between two Outlook accounts that are both linked to Office365, here’s a quick rundown of how you get things done. Be warned, you will delete one account which is not for the faint of heart. Actually, there’s little risk as
Moving all folders and e-mail between Outlook (and Office365) acocuntsut Read More »
Of course, Microsoft never really said these words to the Mac users using Outlook 2016. Which is the best mail client available for the Mac by far, especially if you grew up with Outlook. If you ignore one error that hasn’t been fixed for ages. When you are using Office 365 and your website isn’t
Microsoft to Outlook 2016 users: “Trust the certificate, and it all goes away…” Read More »
