Update on Windows Live Mesh
Windows Live Mesh was first released in beta back in late 2008 and was used to keep files in sync and to remotely access a PC.
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Introduction to PowerPivot in Excel 2013
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Reorder your folders, any way you like ‘em
Sometimes, it’s the little things that really make the day easier.
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What’s New with Information Rights Management in SharePoint and SharePoint Online?
by Barak Cohen, Lead PM Document Protection Services; Neil Wang, SDET Document Protection Services Document protection in the cloud The new Office is the version that brings document protection using Information Rights Management (IRM) services to the cloud for the first time. -
Introducing SharePoint 2013 Search Result Types and Display Templates
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Office 365 University for Higher-Education Students
Today, we’re introducing a new offering for university and college students called Office 365 University.
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SharePoint Public Websites in Office 365
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Changes to the Design View in SharePoint Designer 2013
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5 Questions about SkyDrive Pro!
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The new People Hub in Outlook 2013
Ever wonder what’s going on with the person you haven’t spoken to in a while? Want to find out what’s new with someone before sending them an email or giving them a call? If you do, Office 2013 is the product for you.
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Overview of Search in SharePoint 2013
Quick introduction: My name is Gerhard Schobbe, I’m the Group Program Manager for the team in the SharePoint organization that’s focused on search scenarios for Information Workers in the Enterprise. -
A Modern, People-First Inbox in Outlook 2013
You’ve probably realized that the person at the desk next to you uses Outlook differently than you.