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8 Microsoft Word Tips for Professional Looking Documents

January 31, 2023 ndml8 0 Comments microsoft, Professional

As you probably already know, Microsoft Word gives you plenty of tools for composing and formatting most any type of document. But which of these features should you use to create professional looking documents? Here are several helpful tips. Choose the Right Font for the Job Whether you create a business document or college paper

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Microsoft Teams is finally fixing this ear-splitting annoyance

January 27, 2023 admin 0 Comments microsoft, Teams

Home News Software (Image credit: Microsoft) One of the most irritating (and slightly painful) parts of joining a Microsoft Teams call could soon be fixed by a new update.The video conferencing service is a popular choice for many companies, meaning calls with large numbers of participants joining at the same time, and from the same

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Microsoft Surface sales are tanking, Microsoft says

January 25, 2023 admin 0 Comments microsoft, Surface

With soaring cloud revenues, plunging Windows and device revenues, and a few days into a substantial layoff, Microsoft’s first-quarter results feel a bit like a quote from Dickens. The best of times: “The next major wave of computing is being born,” as Microsoft reported 31 percent revenue growth in its Intelligent Cloud business, a day

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A new Microsoft Exchange flaw is being used to attack servers

December 22, 2022 ndml8 0 Comments Exchange, microsoft

Home News Computing (Image credit: Shutterstock/Chor muang) A new Microsoft Exchange flaw is being used to attack servers and deliver remote access tools and remote administration software, researchers have revealed.Cybersecurity experts from CrowdStrike stumbled upon a new exploit chain while investigating a Play ransomware attack. After further analysis, it was concluded that the exploit chain

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Microsoft uncovers DDoS campaign targeting Minecraft servers

December 17, 2022 ndml8 0 Comments microsoft, uncovers

Home News Computing (Image credit: Mojang) Microsoft researchers have discovered a Windows-Linux botnet taking down Minecraft servers in “highly efficient” DDoS attacks.As reported by ArsTechnica (opens in new tab), the MCCrash botnet sends a command that populates the user name input dialog box in a Minecraft server’s login page that crashes the server by exhausting

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Microsoft testing a new Windows 11 screen recorder so you can stop using the Xbox Game Bar

December 10, 2022 admin 0 Comments microsoft, testing

Home News Software (Image credit: Microsoft) Better late than never as they say: Microsoft is testing out a new screen recording tool to capture on-screen content for Windows 11. The long-awaited utility will make its home in the native Snipping Tool.Prior to this, people would typically use the Xbox Game Bar’s capture feature but it

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Microsoft Outlook’s Exchange Online mailbox issues will be fixed… eventually

October 20, 2022 ndml8 0 Comments microsoft, Outlook's

Home News Computing (Image credit: Shutterstock / monticello) Microsoft has acknowledged a known issue that’s preventing some users from configuring their Exchange Online mailboxes in Outlook for Windows – but has given no timeline for a fix.As reported by BleepingComputer (opens in new tab), Microsoft has shared (opens in new tab) a manual fix for

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Microsoft Teams users are using it for a really bad reason, so stop now

October 9, 2022 admin 0 Comments microsoft, Teams

Home News Computing (Image credit: Shutterstock – Natee Meepian) It seems many Microsoft Teams users might be trusting the service a little too much, new research has claimed..Cybersecurity company Hornetsecurity is urging companies to take more preventative action against potential threats using the Microsoft Teams video conferencing platform.According to its study, almost half (45%) of

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Microsoft warns Exchange users over password spray attacks

October 5, 2022 admin 0 Comments microsoft, Warns

Home News Computing (Image credit: Passwork) Password spray attacks against Microsoft Exchange users are on the rise, the company has warned, urging organizations to set up Authentication Policies as a mitigation measure. In a Tech Community blog post (opens in new tab) discussing the issue, “the Exchange Team” said many of its customers that leverage basic