way to find snoozed emails which have met their snoozed time - Outlook on Mac
I like and use the snooze function a lot. However sometimes a snoozed email meets the snoozed time and i cannot address it.... and it gets lost in my inbox. Is there a way for me to filter for any email that has been snoozed in the past? I know outlook knows as it shows the snooze icon. but i have not found a way to filter for these emails
powershell on mac
Hello Everyone, I’m new to using PowerShell on a Mac. I was given a PS1 script that needs to be run on a Mac device to check the files and folders of logged-in users. I managed to achieve this to some extent, but now I’m stuck on granting full disk access to the PWSH app via a Jamf Pro privacy payload. Since the PWSH app is not a signed package, I was unable to identify the “code requirements” to add a payload in Jamf Pro. Could you please share your best practices for deploying PowerShell and granting it full disk access via Jamf Pro?
Can't find "Stocks" anymore.
I have Office 365 on my MacBook (I'm sure because I have checked "About" to make sure) and had developed a spreadsheet where I was able to pull stock data (end of day, hi, low, 52 week hi/low, etc.) into it and conveniently track my positions using the "Stocks" function in data types. It has disappeared from the data types (they building with columns symbol). I have done all the things suggested when I search for the problem solution, but can't crack the code. I've updated Office, but no help. Does anyone have a step by step solution. Thanks.
Slow start Office Mac
My Office applications for Mac (especially Word) bounce approximately 46 times in the dock, before temporarily freezing and then finally presenting a document to work in. So starting up takes more than 1 minute! When it's finally up and running everything works fine and smoothly, so it's just the start-up that drives me mad. Strange enough this is only the case after having shut down the computer or taking the computer out of the slumber-state. If I quit the Office app and then immediately start the app again, starting will only take 2 bounces or less. I have already tried several things (re-installing Office, re-installing MacOS, deleting caches, preferences, deleting unused fonts etc) but nothing has helped so far. Any other suggestions? I run Office 2019 on an iMac from 2017 with MacOSX Catalina. No problems with performance or speed of other applications.Keyboard Shortcuts Not Working
In Office for Mac desktop applications (e.g PPT v16.4.4) my keyboard shortcuts have suddenly become non-functional. For example, command-C does not copy, command-V does not paste. They are all "greyed out" in the menus (see image). I am running macOS 11.1 on 16" MacBook Pro. Anyone know a) why this is happening and b) how to turn them back on? I've done searching but have come up empty .Convert PDF to Editable Word Document
I’m runningmacOS Monterey 12.2.1 and just upgraded to Office 2021 for Mac with a perpetual license (as opposed to Office 365). I want to open a PDF within Word (version 16.58, build 22021501) so that I can edit it. Yes, I already read this page: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/opening-pdfs-in-word-1d1d2acc-afa0-46ef-891d-b76bcd83d9c8 The first time I tried to open a PDF in Word, I was presented with this warning: The PDF is a tax return with sensitive information so I clicked “Don’t Allow.” Now every time I try to open a PDF with Word, I get this “Convert File” dialog, but PDF is NOT one of the listed formats: Here’s how opening a PDF is supposed to work on Word for Windows: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/edit-a-pdf-b2d1d729-6b79-499a-bcdb-233379c2f63a How are PDFs supposed to convert to editable Word documents on a Mac? This post from 2015 indicates that the Mac version of Word (at that time) couldn’t open PDFs locally and had to be done from Word Online using an Office 365 subscription: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/how-do-i-open-convert-a-pdf-file-in-word-2016-for/83a1ad0e-1386-495e-8d0f-80a9e7884b1d Is this the real problem: Is Word for Mac 2021 unable to open PDFs locally? If Word for Mac can’t convert PDFs to an editable document locally, then how do I upload the PDF for conversion online?I’ve already authorized the “Connected Experience” in Word → Preferences → Privacy → Manage Connected Experiences https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/account-privacy-settings-3e7bc183-bf52-4fd0-8e6b-78978f7f121b#ID0EBBH=MacOS Do I also need to make a change via Terminal, as alluded to here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployoffice/privacy/mac-privacy-preferences Or is the problem that an Office 365 subscription is required for online conversion? Can’t perpetuallicenses upload and convert PDFs to editable Word documents? Thank you for reading this long post.
