Category: Office 365

new office 365 features

Office 365 Co-Authoring & Collaborating on Documents using Word, Excel or PowerPoint online

Setting up real-time Office 365 Co-Authoring in Microsoft Word Online for Office 365 Businesses owners and employees are experiencing a new reality such that collaboration doesn’t always have to occur face to face.  Sharing ideas and data in real time can be challenging, especially when different people in different physical locations need to work together.  Office…
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Why do I need Office 365 for my business?

Why do I need Office 365 for my business?

Why do I need Office 365 for my business? What is Microsoft Office 365?  And Why do I need Office 365 for my business?  Is it just a subscription-based cloud software system developed by Microsoft in 2011 to make more money from consumers?  No, Microsoft Office 365 is much more.  It is powerful software that over…
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new office 365 features

Boost your productivity with 3 new office 365 features

3 new office 365 features Microsoft Office 365 is the Microsoft Cloud based version of Microsoft Office products.  Small businesses are benefitting from the same powerful software that over 60 million commercial customers depend on.  Depending on your Office 365 Subscription plan, you get the Office Desktop apps your used to installed on your PC, and you can also use the…
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Microsoft Outlook 365 Tips and Tricks

Microsoft Outlook Tips and Tricks for Better Email Productivity

Microsoft Outlook Tips and Tricks With many of us now receiving over 100-500+ emails per day, a cluttered inbox can become a real problem real fast.  Relying only on the Search feature isn’t always the best way of being productive using email.  Here is today’s Microsoft Outlook Tips from Boot Networks. Flagging email messages For…
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Love Track Changes

Microsoft Word Tip: Five Reasons You Should Be Using Track Changes

As best practice, most businesses follow a document review process before internally or externally publishing documents. Throughout my career, I’ve seen people edit Microsoft Word documents in multiple ways: some highlight their changes, others use only the comments box, some strike out text, some print the document and edit on paper, and others – gasp!…
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