Share forms results without certain fields
Hi, I want to make a forms, which can be answered by non-registered participants. So I need to make a field for "email". As second step, I want to share the results anyhow as sway, sharepoint site or whatever, with the participants but without showing the Email-Adresses. I have no idea where to start... Thanks for your help
Sharing on 365
I am wondering how I can use 365 to do things that I was planning to do on my website, such a member's forum, video and documents. Is there a Publisher equivelant in MS 365? I want to make printable (PDF) books. Can I use Sway presentations on my Wordpress Website? Do those that I invite to my 365 products have to have MS 365 subscription accounts to access? Can MS Stream videos be used on my website? Can I invite non MS Stream users to view my videos in Stream?Office 365 news in September at Ignite—intelligence, security and collaboration
At Microsoft’s Ignite Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, Microsoft announced updates across Office 365 to help IT professionals drive digital transformation within their organizations. I was excited to showcase new intelligent cloud services that help make your employees more productive and your organization more secure. Here’s a breakdown of today’s key news, including new services for Office apps like Word, Excel and PowerPoint, as well as new security capabilities, richer communication features and enhancements for team collaboration across Office 365. Lighting up Office apps with new intelligent services Increasing trust with intelligence enhancements to security and compliance Making collaboration smarter, more connected and effective Read more on Office Blogs.Social Media Connections: Let's Network!
I love the Microsoft Tech Community and find it to be an incredible source of information, discussion, feedback, and comradery. I also use LinkedIn and Twitter to keep in touch with my professional network. Do you? Share your usernames in the comments and let's connect! I'll start 🙂 Twitter: Brian_Levenson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianlevensonNew White Paper - Office 365 empowers Microsoft employees and enables Microsoft IT
As Microsoft has moved users, teams, and documents to the cloud with Office 365, the company's IT department has been transforming from server and systems management to organization empowerment. Formerly MSIT and now called Core Services Engineering (CSE), the teams are focused on delivering technology based services that enhance the company's ability to achieve our mission: to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Software-as-a-service solutions like Office 365 delivered from the cloud are always up to date and constantly improving. Rather than spend time racking and stacking servers, deploying patches, and planning costly upgrade projects, CSE resources are freed to develop solutions to business problems and enable a productive and collaborative - yet secure and protected - workforce. To learn more about MSIT's transformation aided by Office 365, check out the new white paper: http://aka.ms/MSITservers2services
Announcing the October Office International Sway Contest
From October 12th to October 26th the Office International team are running a contest in search of the top language issues on localized versions of Sway. We are giving away a $100 Amazon voucher to the top three contributors in three categories: Highest creation of new, original posts Best new, original post New, original post with largest international impact To enter, you need to be a member of the Office International community, use a localized (non-English) version of Sway and share your feedback on how Sway is landing in your market. For full details of the competition, eligibility and the rules, please refer to the contest post here.
Periodic Table of Office 365 is now dynamic and web-based
The Periodic Table of Office 365 is now web-based, clickable with app descriptions, available in seven languages, and embeddable. That's right, you can have a live version right in your intranet or website -- just like what you see below! Check it out and make sure to give us feedback. (Just remember, it's in BETA.) Never heard of it? This graphic is a popular resource for explaining WHAT Office 365 is to IT, users, management, you name it. You can't talk about something if you can't define it, right? [http://icsh.pt/DynamicTable | https://periodictableofoffice365.azureedge.net]
Email bounces back. He is unable to receive my calendar invites in outlook.
Here is the error code that I got from the exchange online, Reason: [{LED=554 5.2.0 STOREDRV.Deliver.Exception:QuotaExceededException.MapiExceptionShutoffQuotaExceeded; Failed to process message due to a permanent exception with message Move/Copy messages failed. 16.55847:A5000000, 17.43559:00000000AD010000000000000000000000000000, 20.52176:140F97810500101068010000, 20.50032:140F978175Infographic: how to stay up to date with changes in Office 365
I've got a https://www.avepoint.com/blog/office-365/staying-up-to-date-with-office-365-list-resources out with a listing of resources you should follow to stay up to date with the never-ending changes, updates, deprecations, etc. in Office 365. The full blog post also has a spreadsheet that lists out every official Microsoft blog, roadmap, community forum, feedback mechanism, and twitter account to follow, split out by Office 365 app [scroll all the way down]. Feedback welcome! Here's a preview below.
