Windows 10 was released today! See some information about the upgrade to Windows 10 here: Update installs Get Windows 10 app in Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 SP1 – describes the prerequisites for the Windows 10 update: You must have April 2014 update rollup for Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8.1, and Windows Server 2012 R2 (2919355) installed in Windows 8.1 or install Windows 7 SP1. Via Windows Update: See How to get an update through Windows Update. ...
Wer mit Visual Studio arbeitet liebt sie – und braucht sie: Tools um produktiv zu arbeiten. Aus der Community gibt es eine sehr coole kostenfreie Extension für Visual Studio 2015, die “Refactoring Essentials for Visual Studio”! Die Refactoring Essentials bieten – wie der Name verrät – Refactoring und Code Analyzer direkt in Visual Studio an. “The premier free Visual Studio 2015 extension for C# and VB.NET refactorings, including code best practice analyzers to improve your projects.” ...
Martina, Nicki und ich haben uns sehr gefreut, bei der SharePoint Usergroup am 1. Juli in Stuttgart dabei zu sein! Wir bedanken uns ganz herzlich bei Thomas Tuttenuj für die Einladung, beim Sponsor BridgingIT und für das tolle Usergrouptreffen und für euer Interesse! Hier findet ihr unsere Präsentationen auf Sway und Slideshare: My Ignite (Neues von SharePoint 2016) (Nicki Borell) Was gibt es Neues in Office 365 (Martina Grom) Office (365) Development Overview (Toni Pohl) ...
Today we released Delegate365 version 4.3. Now the user types are shown in the users list to see these information at a glance. Custom views got new filters by user type and text search was generalized in the D365 portal. Also custom email addresses can be added now. See the details here…. New type information in users list: The users list now got a new column “type” showing the type of the user object in Office 365. Since all “mailboxes” have a user object this column helps admins to see of what type the user is at a glance. The type column works in the same way as the other user properties and can be searched, sorted and filtered (see below). ...
Microsoft offers free upgrades from Windows 7 or Windows 8 to Windows 10. See how easy this works here: Upgrade to Windows 10 for free Once Windows Updates has installed the “Get Windows 10 app” you can reserve your Windows 10 version. Windows 10 upgrade will be available starting by July 29th!
As S. Somasegar, corporate vice president of the Developer Division at Microsoft, wrote in his MSDN blog, the final version of Visual Studio 2015 is available: Save the Date: Visual Studio 2015 RTM on July 20th The new Visual Studio version is targeting developers on new platforms: from cross-platform mobile development targeting iOS, Android to the classic Windows apps. Check out the Visual Studio 2015 Final Release Event site with over 60 on-demand content sessions! ...
“People buy things they don’t need with money they don’t have to impress people they don’t like.” A quote by Dave Ramsay taken from the article What I Learned When I Gave Up the ‘9 to 5’ by Jacob Laukaitis.
When updating to a new build of Windows 10 Technical Preview Windows Enterprise must be reactivated. There are some Microsoft product keys on the net for various versions of Win10 TP. With the latest build (10240) these keys no longer work, it seems Microsoft has disabled the online activation until the end of July 2015. Here’s a workaround how to activate Windows 10 Enterprise: winaero.com/blog: How to activate Windows 10 build 10240 ...
Delegate365 version 4.2 is out. The users list now can be filtered in a better way. The text search has been improved and the list offers system and customizable views for quick and easy filtering. For synced users now there is no Password reset function and Global Admins can restrict if admins are able to create new users. OU Overview delivers all managed objects at a glance. See the details here. ...
Shortly we released Delegate365 version 4.1 with many new features. Users can now be converted to shared mailboxes or resources, “rooms” have been renamed to “resources”, Shared Mailboxes now support all possible permission sets, there’s a new sync switch and a new sync history with more details and additional sync options. Also the assign licenses have been improved and D365 now uses the same friendly license plan names as in the Office 365 portal. See the details here. ...