For those using the OneDrive client on a Mac, you may come across a synchronization error that is caused by a .DS_Store file. It appears like this: In MacOS, these files are relatively unimportant, as they only store info about directory appearance such as icon position. These files can prevent OneDrive from syncing and are …
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The end-of-life for the click-to-run version of Office 2013 is quickly approaching (February 28th, 2017). This is a quick reference on how to automate the deployment of Office 2016 to your environment, while also fulfilling the prerequisite of removing any previous versions of Office (including 2013). Step 1 – Automate the uninstall of previous versions of Office Installing …
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If you manage an Office 365 tenant, you are probably familiar with assigning licenses to provision services for users. That process is pretty straightforward for a single user. But how do you do it for a hundred or thousand people in your organization? PowerShell. First, you will need to connect to Office 365 via PowerShell. If you …
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One of several big Windows 10 announcements from Ignite last week was the integration of Azure AD and Windows 10. If you’re not familiar with Azure AD Sync Services (formerly DirSync), it allows the synchronization of user accounts (and passwords) between your local Active Directory environment and Azure where those credentials can be automatically be used …
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