Microsoft Lists is a relatively new app within Microsoft 365 that allows for easy access to all your lists. These lists exist in your SharePoint sites, as well as within your own OneDrive for Business. Now we also have a Microsoft Lists desktop app that allows usage of lists offline and provides quick access. Here are my thoughts and instructions for you to install the app. I also created a video showing how to install and use the app that's embedded at the end of this post!
-
-
Automatic groupings available in Teams for channel posts
How do you start a conversation with the owners of a Microsoft Team? Open up the team details and find the owners in the list. Start a new conversation and mention each of their names, hoping that one of them will respond soon? Not anymore. There's an easier way coming.
-
Prevent leaked Outlook for Windows from syncing
Microsoft have swiftly provided a way for organizations to prevent a purported leaked build of a new Outlook client for Windows from syncing with work mailboxes. Daniel and I discuss this and more.
-
North American Collaboration Summit 2022
In October, I will be joining the talented list of speakers at this year's North American Collaboration Summit (NACS). NACS will be held in Branson, Missouri, USA in-person and online. The conference has premium content on Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Power Platform, and Azure. The dates of the conference are October 12 - 14, 2022. At this year's event, I will be speaking on how to keep up with change within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem!
-
Changes: Arrived and Delivered in April 2022
It's a call-back episode where we look back to find changes that have been delivered in April. We demo and discuss some of the more exciting features that arrived and discuss the messages that announced them. - Questions & Answers in Yammer - Upvoting Answers - Presenter modes move and resize options - Forms: Split sending and sharing entry point - Announcing account switching for Microsoft 365 web apps - Upgrading v1 Power BI workspaces - Microsoft Viva Insights: Enroll in Focus plan from the Insights app in Teams
-
Microsoft Loop components in Outlook Mail
Live Loop collaboration is about to expand into Outlook Mail. The portable canvas for work will be able to be embedded and shared in email to reach even more people for contribution. What benefits does this add over and above Loops in Teams chat? Be sure that Daniel and Darrell have some opinions on the subject.
-
Soft focus and enhanced lighting in Teams video meetings
Let Teams fix your lighting and smooth out your appearance with a soft focus filter and AI powered lighting correction. Will this be enough to convince more people to turn on their webcams in Teams meetings?
-
Resize and move content in Presenter mode
Have you used Presenter mode in Microsoft Teams? Presenters can arrange their shared content and video feed in engaging new ways. But the video and content was in fixed positions for each scene. Now you will have the option to resize and move your video feed and content.
-
Dude. Where’s my Power Apps?
You will want to prepare your people for a Power Apps tidy up. Our headline message discusses how Power Apps, Dynamics 365 apps, and Azure AD integrated apps may be removed from the app launcher AND SEARCH, to help app exploration and discovery.
-
Power Apps from Lists within Teams
Build low-code, mobile-friendly apps from Microsoft Lists right within Teams. Add a published app as a tab in a Teams channel and share with the rest of the team.
-
Workflows in Teams app store for messaging
Browse the Microsoft Teams store and find workflows to automate repetitive tasks in Teams. Some workflows run automatically without further interaction. Others can be triggered manually from the Teams messaging area.
