chipinWhen trying to open a Word document or perform an action in Word, you may see an error message saying that you don’t have enough “memory or disk space.” In some cases the message accurately describes the problem, but the error can happen even when your computer has plenty of RAM and hard drive space available. If you don’t have a real space shortage, resetting some of Word’s options can remove the error. Before taking any other steps, make sure you have the latest Windows and Office updates and try rebooting your computer.
chipinTap Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Accounts > Add account > Email.
chipinIt’s here! Today is the worldwide release of Office 2016 for Windows. This marks a milestone in delivering new value for Office 365 subscribers with a focus on collaboration, apps that work for you, a perfect pairing with Windows 10, and security features businesses will love. It also marks a new model for delivery, where subscribers can expect to get more frequent updates with new features and improvements. Along with Office 2016 for Windows, Microsoft today also released Office 2016 for Mac as a one-time purchase option, along with several new and enhanced Office 365 services.
chipinBy pressing a combination of keys, you can do things that normally need a mouse, trackpad, or other input device.
To use a keyboard shortcut, hold down one or more modifier keys while pressing the last key of the shortcut. For example, to use the shortcut Command-C (copy), hold down Command, press C, then release both keys. Mac menus and keyboards often use symbols for certain keys, including the modifier k
chipinMac mail.app has a really annoying habit of displaying attachments inline When viewing email messages, instead of a simple icon you find the contents of your attachments are displayed. It’s particularly annoying when you want to print a short email, which has a huge PDF or image attached to it. You can right click the attachment and choose View as Icon from the context menu, but that only works for a single attachment, in a single message – and that quickly get’s old!
chipinYou can easily create a shortcut to another drive or folder shared on your network by mapping that location. When you map a network drive, it will show up as a new drive under This PC in File Explorer, so you can quickly access the shared files you need, just like you would your local hard drive. Here’s how to make that network drive shortcut in Windows
chipinMapping a folder on a network creates a shared space that anyone on the network can easily access. You can map a drive on another computer on your network to increase the storage you have access to, or to create a collaboration space for you and your coworkers. Follow this guide to turn any folder into a network drive.
chipinOpen the Finder. The Finder is typically located in the Dock. Press Command+K to open the Connect to Server window. Enter the location of the shared drive that you want to map. Enter the location in the following format: //computername/path/to/folder. Click Connect
chipinOur research team has uncovered a new Zero-Day attack for taking full control over major antiviruses and next-generation antiviruses. Instead of hiding and running away from the antivirus, attackers can now directly assault and hijack control over the antivirus.
chipinArchiving means moving messages to an archive folder at scheduled intervals to free up the space in your mailbox. There are various reasons why it may be necessary to archive emails.
