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Make team collaboration and meeting organization a breeze by sharing your calendar. For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Cang Dao will show you how to share your calendar and manage user permissions in Microsoft Outlook. For anyone who regularly schedules meetings or works as a part of a collaborative team, this is a key feature in Outlook.

The 2016 Olympics have begun in Rio de Janeiro, and so have our office Olympics! Some of our highly-anticipated tournaments include Super Smash Bros., Foosball, and our highlight tournament of the week: Ping Pong. When your favorite analysts aren’t spending time doing IT right, you can find them in our lounge battling it out for gold […]

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Aaron Kohn will be going over some of the advanced rules you can set when creating an Outlook Auto Reply. You can customize your auto replies for specific people and set up notifications for high-priority emails that hit your inbox. This is a great way to keep in touch with important individuals when you’re out of the office, while still reducing the amount of normal and low-priority messages to wade through while you’re trying to enjoy a vacation!

On this One-Minute Wednesday, David Larsen will show you how to customize your ribbon in Microsoft Word. You can create new groups in the ribbon and add commonly-used shortcuts and commands, making it much easier to access important Word functions. You’ll never need to dig through the menu again!

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Brandon Klein will be finishing up our series on Microsoft Review by showing you how to accept or reject changes and compare documents. These features allow you to quickly and easily incorporate any changes that others have made to your document. Document Compare is also exceptionally useful for finding out when someone has made changes to your document but forgot to track changes with Review.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Andrew Perlas will be going over three tips in Microsoft Review: you’ll learn how to restrict editing to specific users and parts of the document, and manage what type of edits can be made. This makes Review a powerful collaboration tool when working with multiple reviewers.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Nathanael Emenaker will be going over some of the basics in Microsoft Review, a powerful collaboration tool that makes editing Microsoft Word documents quick and easy. Today we’ll be going over how to Track Changes, add Comments to the text, and manage how Word displays your edits.

On this episode of One-Minute Wednesday, Aaron Kohn will be showing you some more advanced Google search operators. You’ll learn how to search for specific file types (like powerpoint presentations), use wild cards to help you find unknown terms, and find search terms on a specific website (like Wikipedia).

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Chase Powers will be going over a few advanced Google search operators. These commands allow you to customize your searches by looking for specific phrases, excluding unwanted search terms, and searching for multiple phrases with the “OR” operator. Save time with better Google searches!

After a year of renovation, we are excited to announce that we have moved into our new office building! Purchased in August of 2015, our new home-away-from-home is finished and occupied. President and Co-Founder Sebastian Igreti was the visionary behind the new space, working around the clock with the architectural firm and general contractor to […]

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Jonathan Schaumloeffel will be showing you how to create Quick Steps in Microsoft Outlook. Quick Steps are customizable shortcuts that allow you to be more flexible and efficient with your email.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Cang Dao will be showing you how to create a custom keyboard shortcut in Microsoft Word. This is a great tool for those of you who regularly use functions that don’t have a default keyboard shortcut, or for those of you who’d like to tweak a default shortcut to better fit your workflow.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’ll be showing you how to convert and edit PDF files using Microsoft Word’s PDF Reflow. This new tool allows you to make changes to your PDFs, even if you’ve lost the original files.

Last week on One-Minute Wednesday, we showed you how to create custom search folders in Outlook. This week Eddie Duong will going over some of the advanced options for search folders, allowing you to further customize your folders.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Michael Yu will be showing you how to make custom search folders in Outlook. These allow you to create a folder that will pull up all the emails in your inbox that fit your chosen search parameters, allowing you to quickly and easily organize your Inbox.

For this episode of One-Minute Wednesday, Matt Grimes will be talking about the meeting invitation responses available to you in Microsoft Outlook. These options allow you to quickly respond to a meeting invite with comments, a new time proposal, and so on.