Microsoft Tips, Tricks & Info
2024MAY21
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The ultimate guide to File Explorer on Windows 11
This guide is based on the latest version of File Explorer in Windows 11 version 23H2. Older versions may look different, but the core functionality is similar.
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Advanced Windows Features You Should Know
You might not need them, but you should at least know about them.
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It's now easier than ever for Microsoft 365 users to get to work on a Chromebook
A while ago, Google and Microsoft put their collective big brains together to make using Microsoft 365 a better experience on Chromebooks. The feature has been available in preview to this point, enabled first by turning on the necessary flag. However, Google has now announced that it's ready to start rolling out to everyone.
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Microsoft Build 2024: How to watch
Ready for even more AI announcements?
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US government warns of D-Link router security flaws — patch now or potentially pay the price
Two worrying D-Link router flaws are being abused in the wild.
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Foolproof steps to help protect your Facebook account from hackers
There are two types of Facebook accounts. One that has been hacked already. The other ones are unprotected Facebook accounts that have yet to be hacked.
It has never been more consequential to make some simple tweaks to make your Facebook account more secure. It's especially important when you rely on social media for running your business.
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Microsoft Publisher is ending – what you need to know
Microsoft is ending their Publisher desktop publishing product completely. Here’s the vital details you need to know, including how to keep your Publisher software after the end date.
Further reading:
- 3 open source alternatives to Microsoft Publisher - opensource.com
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Microsoft Word has finally added the copy and paste feature users have begged for — automatic merge formatting is here at last
Copy and paste formatting issues are no more on Microsoft Word.
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How to Save a Phone or Tablet Dropped in Water
If you've dropped your phone or tablet in water, don't worry; your device might not be permanently damaged yet. But you should act fast to prevent the water from damaging internal components. Follow these simple tips to hopefully rescue your device.
