Making your first PivotTable can be scary so here’s a quick ‘How to’ to get you started and past the scary bit. It’s a PivotTable starter article for anyone who hasn’t dived into PivotTables already and before we start with the tricks and tips for this important part of Excel. Start with a list like […]
Here’s how to send one or all emails from Outlook for Windows/Mac with a Read Receipt. On the Outlook for Windows ribbon | Options tab there’s a ‘Request a Read Receipt’ option. Outlook for Mac Read Receipt Outlook for Mac it’s also on the Options tab Read and Delivery receipts are very new in Outlook […]
Microsoft has announced a new version of Office for release in the second half of next year. Here’s what we know and what we don’t about the ‘year away’ Microsoft Office. One-time or perpetual licence only This Office bundle is for one-time or perpetual licence buyers of Office only. People and organizations using the Office […]
Matt Nelson at Specter Ops has found a new way for hackers to use Excel to access your computer. Even disabling VBA won’t fix this security hole. It uses a technique called ‘Lateral Movement‘ within Microsoft’s DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model). Matt explains it all in great detail but for the rest of us it […]
Yet again, Microsoft sent customers a faulty Office update which needs fixing. This time it’s Office 2016 perpetual licence customers affected or, strictly speaking, anyone who has installed Office from a .msi file instead of ‘Click to Run’. Click to Run is the standard option for Office 365 subscribers,. The latest debacle started with an […]
