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Publishing A Calendar Online
Friday, February 15, 2013 14:53

Tags: Microsoft Outlook | Microsoft Outlook 2010 | Online calendar

We have a client who works for two different companies and has two different assistants that manage his calendar. To help make managing his calendars easier he wanted both of his assistants to have access to both of his calendars.

By using the publish calendar online option in Outlook, the client is able to share both calendars with his two assistants.

Thank you Michael F for this tip!

 

Please view our YouTube video to learn how to publish your calendar online:

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Using Calendar Overlay
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 14:18

Tags: calendar overlay | Microsoft Outlook 2010

We recently had a client who was working off of two calendars in Microsoft Outlook 2010. To make scheduling easier, he wanted to view both of his separate calendars as one calendar.

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By using the calendar overlay option in Outlook, the client is able to view both of his calendars as one. The client can also still view them as two separate calendars.

 

Thank you Michael F. for this tip!

 

Please view our YouTube video to learn how to use the calendar overlay:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMZe8iSL9ms

 

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Attention Microsoft Messenger Users
Friday, January 11, 2013 21:30

Tags: Microsoft Messenger | Skype | Windows Live Messenger

On March 15, 2013 Microsoft will be shutting down Messenger. Messenger, formally known as Windows Live Messenger, will be merged with Skype. Currently Microsoft is sending out emails to all Messenger clients notifying them of this merge. Messenger clients will also see a notification on their desktop asking them to upgrade to Skype and merge their Messenger contacts.

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According to Microsoft there are several benefits for a Messenger user to upgrade to Skype.  Among the benefits are screen sharing, ability to place calls to landline phones and group video conferencing. Microsoft is also reporting that there will be support for more devices, such as the iPad and Android tablets.
 
To merge your Messenger account with Skype:
 
1. Download and install Skype on your computer.
 
2. Choose to sign in with a Microsoft account (this is the same as your Messenger ID).
 
3. Skype will then ask if you already have an existing Skype account. If you do have a Skype account just log in with your Skype account information, if you don’t then create one.
 
4. Click agree to merge your accounts. All of your contacts will then be available. 
 
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Microsoft Announces Locations For Six New Stores, Adding To The 51 Now Open
Wednesday, December 26, 2012 18:49

Tags: microsoft

Microsoft opened 51 new stores in 2012 and is planning on six new locations. The new sites are:

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  • The Shops at La Cantera, San Antonio, Texas
  • Dadeland Mall, Miami, Fla.
  • Beachwood Place, Beachwood, Ohio
  • Westfield San Francisco Centre, San Francisco
  • City Creek Center, Salt Lake City
  • St. Louis Galleria, St. Louis

 

 

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Google Apps Challenging Microsoft In Business
Wednesday, December 26, 2012 18:30

Tags: google | microsoft

Google’s software for businesses, Google Apps, is catching on with larger enterprises. In the last year Google has scored some wins, including the Swiss drug maker Hoffmann-La Roche, where over 80,000 employees use the package, and at the Interior Department, where 90,000 use it.

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The New York Times says Google's progress with businesses is impressive.

 

I find The Times' off the mark on this story, at least when it comes to advisory firms. I only know of one advisory firm that totally dropped Microsoft for Google Apps. Please tell me if I have this wrong.

 

 

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