We got a mention from @Anacozeca on twitter with a question after our last episode: He has a 15 year old fileshare that he is “hygienising” and wants to move to SharePoint. He has a big laser scanner that is generating really big files, storing them on the fileshare. Now it is time to move …
In this episode we try to unravel the famous chicken and egg question for rolling out Office 365: Do you start with the big applications, like Exchange, OneDrive or SharePoint? Or do you go for smaller apps like ToDo, Sway or Forms? We also discover we actually have fans! Sorry to the people who left …
Earlier this week I had a head scratching issue from a power user at a customer. The goal was to set up a new library, but when people wanted to share files, the “Allow editing” button was grayed out and not clickable. Wow. That is weird! Even for “specific people”, we couldn’t create a link …
16!! 16 episodes. Over 3500 listens. We are so happy. Does that mean that we have now grown up? Adult podcasters? Is that even a thing? We even got a new intro! Did you notice it? On this episode we are taking a look at some things Microsoft promised to have released after Ignite 2018 …
It has been a long time since I published a quick tip, but a request from a client got me in happy mode this morning! The request was that every time they tried to open up a msg (.msg or Outlook email message format) it downloaded the file. Then they needed another click to open …
When I was updating some code in PowerShell, I ran across a notification when removing navigation nodes.
Welcome to another laid back episode of Office 365 Distilled. Here are the shownotes for this episode, where we talk about how SharePoint has changed over the years, conditional formatting and a very clean japanese whisky. 1:40 Learnings from this week – Highlighted content webpart (3.20)– Baseline governance (7:10)– Agile (7:40) 10:00 Whisky (and SharePoint) …
When organisations choose SharePoint as their new document management platform, they already have tons of documents in their old system. Most likely, some, if not all documents need to be migrated to that new platform. When organisations choose SharePoint as their new document management platform, they already have tons of documents in their old system. …
A quick way to let users open and save ics files instead of having to sync their calendar to Outlook via calculated columns!
While reading an internal whitepaper at a client, I found a chapter detailing why titles are so important. I never really minded them. And so did you (if you are honest). That’s why, I am writing this piece here to defend titles.