Creating hyperlinks in Outlook on the web

We ran across a cool little tip this week that pertains to Outlook on the web. Instead of having to click a hyperlink icon to add a link (or use CTRL-K to get a dialog box), you can just highlight the word in your email and paste the link over it… voila! You have a hyperlink! Here’s how that works…

Pinning your OneNote screen to always stay on top

Yesterday I had a question from one of my customers asking why, after their laptop upgrade, OneNote always opened as a full screen on the monitor, and new applications would launch behind the OneNote screen. The only way they could see the other application was to minimize OneNote. I was completely unaware that there is an Always on Top setting in OneNote! Here’s where that is…

Removing the Header section from a SharePoint page

This is a good tip that Sandra sent my way today… Have you ever wanted to create a SharePoint page that didn’t have the normal page header at the top? It had been possible with using some hacks and workarounds, but now you can do it as part of editing your page in the browser. Here’s how that works…

Adding Ratings to a SharePoint list or library

Have you ever had a list, like perhaps a suggestion list, where you’d like to have some easy way for people to vote on which ones they like or give them a 1 through 5 rating? If you’re working with a SharePoint Teams site, you can do that with the Ratings feature! Here’s how that works…

The Feed feature in office.com is retiring November 1st, 2024

If you use office.com as your Microsoft 365 “home page”, you might have seen and/or used the Feed feature found on the left-side navigation rail. This is your heads-up that the Feed feature is being retired starting on November 1st, 2024. It’s not a feature that we’ve talked about much, and I’m going to guess that a fair number of people are thinking right now… “What’s Feed?” Read on for a bit more info…