Microsoft has given enterprise customers another 12 months before it starts forcing them into new Outlook for Windows. The opt-out phase was supposed to start next month has been quietly pushed a year to March 2027. It’s a welcome move though Microsoft’s reasons for the change don’t make sense. Microsoft double-talk – the official reason […]
Microsoft is, at last, expanding Copilot Chat in Outlook so it can work with shared and delegate mailboxes, something that previously limited the AI assistant to a user’s primary inbox. The update means teams managing common mailboxes, assistants handling delegated accounts, and support staff monitoring group inboxes can now use Copilot to summarize messages, draft […]
The Developer tab in Microsoft Office unlocks powerful tools like macros, form controls, and advanced customization features. Even if you’re not a programmer, many useful option, such as checkboxes, drop-down lists, and macro controls are hidden there. If the Developer tab is missing from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook, you can easily enable it in […]
Microsoft Excel has introduced two powerful new functions that make importing external data into spreadsheets faster and simpler. IMPORTTEXT and IMPORTCSV functions let you pull data directly from text or CSV files into Excel with a single formula, creating refreshable dynamic arrays can be updated when the source changes. These functions give Excel users a […]
Apple’s new budget MacBook Neo is aimed squarely at Windows users, and many will want to know how well Microsoft Office works on it. Should you choose Microsoft 365’s subscription apps or the stand-alone Office version for Mac? From compatibility and features to performance differences, here’s what MacBook Neo buyers should realistically expect when running […]
