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Remote assistance with Quick Assist is changing
Hi Insiders! Russell Mosier and Bianca Taylor, from the Experiences + Devices team are excited to share an upcoming change to their remote assistance app, Quick Assist. Remote assistance with Quick Assist Quick Assist is an app in Windows 10 and Windows 11 that enables you to receive or provide assistance with your PC over a remote connection. The current built-inQuick Assist app is reachingend of service. To keep your remote assistance sessions secure, you will need to download the new Quick Assist from theMicrosoft Store. How it works SelectStart>Microsoft Store. In theMicrosoft Storewindow,typeQuick Assistin theSearchbox. ClickQuick Assistin the list, and then click theGetbutton. Find out the rest here in the blog post! Cheers, Nathan Office Insider Community Manager Become an Office Insider and gaining exclusive access to new features and help shape the future of Office. Join Now:Windows|Mac|iOS|AndroidWelcome to the Office Insider Community
Hello Office Insiders! While the Office Insider program is not new (it was announced in 2015!) and we've had a Microsoft Answers forum since our inception, we haven't had a place for Insiders to talk about announcements for the program. The time is now and we wanted to open this space to create conversations with you and build a closer connection. What will we use this space for? To tell you about new program developments - like the new Office Insider for Business section we just launched on our website! What will we *not* post here? We won't be posting our Build Updates here. Those will remain in the Microsoft Answers community. (The reason for this is because we need to be able to move these threads around to different forums within Answers for triage help from our experts.) If you have issues or problems with a build, please post your question in the Office Insider Answers community and you'll get help there! Also, don't forget to sign up for our newsletter. Follow us on Twitter. Read our blog. Stay connected! Again, we're happy you're here. We'd love to know your thoughts about being an Office Insider. What do you want to see from this program? What can we do better? How do you want us to connect with you? We are committed to building a community and having honest and respectful dialogue with Insiders like you! - The Office Insider Team -
How to revert back to mail from new outlook
On windows 10, inside the the old Mail app I accidentally clicked the try new outlook toggle and ended up in the new outlook app. I tried it, it required adding of all my emails accounts again. Some I have already lost access due to lost of password but the old email was still accessible in the old Mail app. I tried to toggle it off to return to the old Mail App but after I clicked it, opening the old mail app still opens the new outlook. Now I essentially lost a bunch of my old emails.Errors in Event Viewer
Since updating to the latest beta version 15209.20000, the following errors appear in Event Viewer: Failed to parse element: VersionOverrides Id=d949f36b-4eb7-4269-8eae-db0a399b7ca2, DisplayName=Transcribe, Provider=Microsoft Office Services, StoreType=SdxRdx, StoreId=(null) P1: Apps for Office P2: 16.0.15209.20000 P3: 0x8004323E P4: New Document
Python for Excel not showing in Formulas
I've followed the following steps: https://insider.microsoft365.com/en-us/join/windows chose insider level "Beta channel" and installed insider builds, waited for it to install and then opened excel and still python for excel can not be found and typing '=PY' in the formula bar gives an error. Any idea where is that coming from ? P.S when I search for python in the search bar I get "insert python" option but nothing happens when I click on it ThanksReceiving "Something went wrong" Error 30088-27 AND "You're up to date" when updating..
After the update to 15330.20004, when performing an Office Update I get BOTH a dialog that says I'm up to date and simultaneously an error 30088-27 (see attached image). Performed an online repair, then an uninstall and reinstall (not clean). Issue persists. Not hung up on it since it seems I also got the latest update 😉
Review tracked changes with new cards in Word
Hi, Office Insiders! Kimberley Chua from the Word team is here tolet you know that we’re now bringing improvements to Word for Windows and Word for Mac: new Track Changes cards! New Track Changes cards Collecting and acting on feedback about your document is a critical factor in creating great content, and the Track Changes feature in Word is an essential part of that process. Now we’ve added new Track Changes cards, which make it easier to review a change before you accept or reject it. How it works Ready to give the new Track Changes cards a try? 1. When working in any Word document that contains tracked changes and shows all revisions inline, click on a tracked change in the text. 2. Review the suggested change in the card that pops up. Read the rest in theblog post! Cheers, Evann Office Insider Community Manager Become an Office Insider and gaining exclusive access to new features and help shape the future of Office. Join Now:Windows|Mac|iOS|Android
