As a small business owner or a one-man show professional or even if you’re running a nonprofit organization, do you know how to leverage technology tools to support your mission and goals? Without an IT department or a social media specialist on staff, do you feel confident competing with the big guys? We know it’s
We are pleased to announce Ricky Gross and Billy Munyon as the first two winners of the Office 365 for Dummies book raffle! Thank you Ricky and Billy for entering the contest. An authographed copy of the book will be mailed to you as soon as it comes out early December this year. To all
If you’re an Office 365 Enterprise user, you most likely will have a My Site page in SharePoint Online. My Site is a “public page” (as in “public” within your organization) designed to let you share information about yourself with others who visit your site. The My Profile page in My Site is a great place to market
You’ve heard about Microsoft Office 365, a revolutionary technology that allows individuals and companies of all sizes to create and maintain a virtual office in the cloud. Featuring the familiar Microsoft Office 2010 applications and their web app companions, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Lync Online, Office 365 offers businesses and professionals a flexible and
In SharePoint 2010, the “Recently Modified” link on the Quick Launch navigation is enabled by default. If you’re dealing with only a few pages and don’t want to mess with SharePoint Designer, here’s a quick solution to remove the “Recently Modified” link. Type in the CSS code below into Notepad. Save the file as a text
If you’ve ever facilitated a post mortem and dreaded the portion where you have to fight with the Post-it notes to keep it from falling off the board, or expend a lot of brain energy trying to decipher your participants’ handwriting as you type their feedback into a list, or just simply wince at the thought
Embedding videos in SharePoint 2010 is easy. Here’s what you need to do. Copy the embed code of the video you want to embed into SharePoint 2010. Paste the code into Notepad. Save the file as a .txt file. Upload the file to your SharePoint document library. Copy the URL of the file. Go to
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