What's going on with office.com / web apps?
I'm aware that Microsoft had already chosen to upend usability once by changing office.com into 😡m365.cloud.microsoft😡 and make accessing web apps more difficult. This week I found they're hidding applications even further by burying them at the bottom of the page behind another menu - even when "pinned". Below are two screenshots of the 😡m365.cloud.microsoft😡 portal from different accounts that were created on the same day and accessed from the same computer and web browser via admin priveledges. I have observed this discrepency more than once with various accounts. Can someone explain the rational for Microsoft continuing to further bury office applications from users? Am I unaware of a new portal to access the Office applications our users rely upon every day?
Group policy for Outlook 2016 to set default font
hi, We have a client where multiple users have changes their font within Outlook and we're wanting to keep it set to default for all users, Calibri (Body) font size 11. Looking to set Group policy across the site to get default font for all users. I have installed Outlook 2016 ADM files but there's no option for font within settings, there is for excel but not Outlook. Any idea's how I'd accomplish this? Thanks, Steven
Office 365 - how do I fix a duplicate problem
I had Office 365 for my home office throuogh Go Daddy. I closed the business and cancelled GoDaddy - no more Office 365 So I signed up for Office 365 Personal and paid the yearly fee. Now I can't use Word because they have loaded all my ols business data and when I try to uses Word it says I need to sign up - when I already did Total frustration for the last 3 months trying to figure it out. Can anyone help? email address removed for privacy reasons
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 BSC
