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One of the key steps of being able to utilize services in Office 365 from Office 2016 is to connect the two together. This a fairly simple procedure, and I’ve created an easy step by step process to set this up as seen below.     Start by launching Word 2016.         …

Recently I was using Office 2016 to save to a new location that I’d never saved to previously. Unfortunately, it turns out I was already connected to a large number of services (as I work as a consultant and am often working on many projects at once). Before I could connect to a new service, …

A while ago Microsoft announced the end of life for the InfoPath product in the Office suite. Since that time, Office 2016 has been released, and there’s still a large demand for the InfoPath product by a number of my colleagues and clients alike. Microsoft has not produced a new version of InfoPath for the …

I’ve recently come across a few scenarios where people have mentioned that they’re unable to load SharePoint sites in Internet Explorer 11 after having upgraded to Office 2016. It appears to happen regardless of Windows version (7, 8.x, 10), and is only an issue in IE (it doesn’t appear to occur in Firefox, Chrome, etc.). …

I just posted a blog post from the new Office 2016 Public Preview (below). http://mmman.itgroove.net/2015/05/04/onenote-2016-preview-and-onetastic-onecalendar/ It and this post too were made using the new Word 2016 Preview. The interface for posting from Word hasn’t changed much from the Office 2013 experience, except for the obvious colour difference on the Ribbon (at least as of …

I just got a copy of the Office 2016 public preview today and started OneNote 2016. One of the things I noticed was how little has changed about the desktop version between 2013 and 2016 (too bad). The next thing I was curious about was whether or not the Onetastic add-on would work with the …

It’s finally been announced that the Office 2016 Public Preview is now available. I’ve seen a few early previews of this as an MVP and have quite liked what I saw (they’re sticking with the KISS principles and yet adding ever more power/functionality to the suite). I encourage you to go and take a look …