Excel not able to write to Documents Folder
Hello, I was asked to help a family member who was having trouble writing files with Excel, and I have to admit their problem has me totally flummoxed; so, I was hoping for some help myself. When they open any Excel file, it says it is Read Only. Looking at document info confirms this, but we can't turn it off. Trying a Save As on the file generates a 0-byte file in the Documents folder and we then get a message that the file already exists, and we can't overwrite it. I set up a new folder and added it to their Documents library. This works perfectly with Excel being able to Read/Write any file in there. I thought it might be user permissions in Documents, but Word and Notepad can Read/Write in there without issue. The permission settings look good, and the problem is limited to Excel. The problem started when they downloaded a CSV file, so the first thought was it was a virus. They sent me a copy of the file which I checked in an isolated VM environment, and it appeared OK. Both of us ran virus scans that came out clean. Key differences between our environments are: that they are using Microsoft 365 and Norton antivirus, and I'm using Office 2016 and Avast antivirus. But both can out of scans clean. They have done a full reinstall of Microsoft 365 but the problem with Excel persists. If worse comes to worst, then there might be a full PC rebuild (ouch), or migrate everything to the new folder I set up and delete the old Documents folder. Ideally, I would like to remedy the cause of this issue which is why I'm asking for help.
Excel sharing, New Outlook and Outlook 2016
Hello, when I try to share an Excel file (File => Share => Send as attachment), Excel opens Outlook 2016 (Office 365). But I only use New Outlook (the native Windows application). I've changed the default application, but it doesn't make any difference. Do you know how to force Excel to share files through New Outlook? I'm French and I used a translator. I hope you understand.Changing the default @onmicrosoft domain
We recently have started to use sharepoint and noticed that the domain is our old business name. It is using the @onmicrosoft.com domain. Is there a way to change the domain that was created when we made the O365 account? The main reason this is wanted is because our sharepoint sites will show the old company name, that was used to signup for O365, and not the new domain that we added. If we share out a sharepoint site or folder to a client, having the new company name would be better. Anyone have any thoughts on a way to change this, besides creating a new O365 account?
Dibbling Microsoft AutoUpdate - macOS
I have a customer with a Mac mini M4 with multiple user accounts. Each user has an access to Office 365 apps, Outlook, Excel and Word. The issue I am having is with Microsoft AutoUpdate. I have turned off "Automatically keep Microsoft apps up to date" on all of the users. This has not stopped update application from opening and showing on each of the users there are updates available. If one of the users tries to run the update while an application is open by another user, it cause all kinds of problems. My questions is, "Is there another way to prevent AutoUpdate from indicating there are updates available? Thanks Len Levin BSCfacing issue in reading the email from office365
We are creating the process to auto read the unread emails from inbox. Process is working fine with our and other domains mail server but when we are using the client email address (office365 email server) not working. We have tried with app genearted password as well with the generate the key for application but no success. We have tried the package of limilab and AE.Net.Mail. using (var imap = new ImapClient(_importEmailSettings.Host, _importEmailSettings.Email, _importEmailSettings.Password, AuthMethods.Login, 993, false,true)) { var msgs = imap.SearchMessages(SearchCondition.Unseen()); imap.SetFlags(AE.Net.Mail.Flags.Seen, uid.Value); } If we set the ssl true then get this error message If we set ssl false then get this error message
