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Microsoft Planner on Office 365 is one of the task and planning tools available for enterprise customers with a Microsoft 365 of Office 365 subscription.
Some people complain that it is just available as a web application in the browser. Microsoft Edge could do the trick and close the gap.
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Office Scripts in Excel is a new feature in Office365 that allows your to Power Automate complex spreadsheet calculations that normally would require a VB script.
Robert Sep, one of the founders of The Qoders Community, shared an update in his LinkedIn feed on Office Scripts that caught my attention.
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In this article I will briefly share my experiences with MURAL, a versatile visual collaboration tool for teams. I will also try to compare MURAL with Microsoft Whiteboard app for Office 365, that provides also simple visual collaboration features. MURAL and Microsoft have partnered for quite some time, so you can see various integrations in het Microsoft product stack.
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In this article I will briefly review FileZilla Pro that I used to help a friend and easily transfer 100.000 files, in total over 200 GB, to Microsoft OneDrive.
FileZilla Pro is part of the FileZilla project that consist of a free FileZilla FTP client, a FTP server for multiple operating systems.
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Transform Data by Example is a COM Add-in for Microsoft Excel that integrates in the Microsoft Office Ribbon. Transform Data by Example is an Excel add-in that helps you find the desired transformation function for your data wrangling task easily.
Transform Data by Example is a Microsoft Garage Project.
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Sjoerd Koolen, Productivity Adoption Consultant at Microsoft, demo-ed Lightshot to me and he uploaded a screenshot to the Lightshot prnt.sc (printscreen) servers and got its short link right away for easy sharing.
Personally I have been using WinSnap from NTWind Software for the past couple of years, because it provided me with more helpful features (and efficiency) than the default Windows Snipping Tool. I’ll do a quick comparison of Lightshot, WinSnap and the Windows Snipping Tool as well.