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How to Save Time and Work More Productively Using an Outlook Add-In

There are some great cloud-based productivity tools out there. You can use them through your web browser, as desktop applications, and on your mobile devices.

Productivity tools are best utilized by integrating with your email and calendar. I write about that here: How to Integrate Email with Task Management. If Outlook is your primary platform for email and calendar, and you have an active Office 365 subscription, you have another option as well.
Many of these productivity […]

By |February 7th, 2017|MS-Office|Comments Off on How to Save Time and Work More Productively Using an Outlook Add-In

Office on Mac? What you ought to know…

Office on the Mac has always been an afterthought for Microsoft, and not as full-featured as its PC equivalent.
Microsoft has a different development team working on Office for the Mac, and, over the years, people have wondered if the team was just a couple of engineers working in the Microsoft basement. (If you’re curious, here’s a video of the team from a couple of years ago: Office for Apple Team).

Microsoft has made many improvements […]

By |June 8th, 2016|Digital Chaos Control, MS-Office|Comments Off on Office on Mac? What you ought to know…

What Everyone Ought to Know About Office Alternatives

Microsoft Office has been a workhorse for years.
Many of us first became accustomed to it in our corporate work. If you’re still working in a corporate setting or if you’re creating detailed documents, spreadsheets, or presentations on a PC, there’s still nothing that beats Office for standard and more advanced content creation.
Office is not cheap.
A single license of Office Home and Student costs $120, but we’re often working on multiple devices these days. If you […]