If you work also with Microsoft Azure, you already know the feature called cloud shell allowing you to run PowerShell commands and scripts directly from your web browser. Well, AWS is now also providing the capability to run AWS Cli commands and scripts from the web browser. With AWS Cloud Shell, you have up to […]
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As you know, OneDrive is the client allowing you to sync content between your devices (Mac, Windows, Android) with SharePoint and OneDrive. Over the past few years OneDrive client has evolved and is now providing way to exclude file types from being uploaded. To be able to use this new capability you need to run
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By now, you may be aware of Migration Manager the migration tool from Microsoft allowing you to migrate your file shares to SharePoint Online. Well, Migration Manager now allows you to migrate to an individual OneDrive for Business space or a Teams channel if your account is licensed for Teams). To start migrating using Migration
As you know, connecting to Office 365 service using Office client and in this case Outlook requires to use specific version. As part of it, Outlook client older than the below version will not be able to connect to Office 365 services after November 1st, 2021 Outlook 2013 15.0.4970.9999 and older Outlook 2016 16.0.4599.9999 and
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If you ever dreamed about running MacOS on a cloud virtual machine (to be honest I don’t ), AWS just delivered to you an early Christmas gift. You can now run a MacOS virtual machine on your EC2 instance. This new capability is powered by Mac Mini (see https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/), running on Mac OS 10.4 (Mojave)
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If you have developed/created custom organizational Teams applications, you can now set your organization details such as logo, background or color of the organization name. To take advantage of this new customization option, logon to your Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) and access the Teams apps\Customize store blade
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As you know you can set your Teams status (available, busy or even being offline [see https://t.co/G2fMr3UtXy]). Well, you can now also define a duration when you set your availability status in Teams
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The Office 365 apps (version 2011 build 13426 or later) can now apply your system theme. As you know, Office applications had the ability to apply specific themes (colorful, dark gray, black or white); well now it can also apply your system theme. To make your Office applications use the system theme, launch any of
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As you know, Microsoft Teams is frequently evolving, adding new features. That said, until now, you had not way to be able to evaluate these new features before they hit your tenant. Well, you can now configure a policy to allow your end-users to have access to these incoming new features using the public preview
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As you know, you have been able to sign in with a personal account to Microsoft Teams running on iOS or Android devices for few months now (see https://t.co/ycs5PvlUYO) Well, this capability is coming to Microsoft Teams too, in addition of a new account experience. The new account experience (applicable to user which have been
