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How to remove Microsoft account linked with Windows

When adding Microsoft Email account in Windows Mail application or setting the Microsoft Teams, Windows forcefully associate that account with Windows Account. Unfortunately if you remove the account that email will also disassociate from Mail and Teams application. Below are the steps to remove the email from Windows Account : 1. Open Setting by pressing Windows + i buttons or from the gear icon in Windows menu. 2. Now in new window find and click on Accounts. 3. In new window click on Email & accounts. 4. Under Accounts used by other apps, click on your email and Remove button will appear. 5. Click on Remove. 6. Now click on Your Infor and under profile picture it should be Local Account. All done. Hope this helps.

Create a drop down list in MS Excel cell

Select the cells or Column where you want to add the drop down list.  Go to Data tab and click on Data Validation.   In dialog set List in Allow field. Now in Source field select the excel sheet and then cells (using cursor select the cell range) which have the drop down values. Click OK. Now check the cell. It will have the drop down arrow and on clicking it will display the values.

How to install Microsoft Office on Ubuntu

Microsoft Office is a commonly-used, proprietary office suite. Because the Microsoft Office suite is designed for Microsoft Windows, it cannot be installed directly onto a computer running Ubuntu. However, it is possible to install and run certain versions of Office using the  WINE  Windows-compatibility layer available in Ubuntu. WINE is available only for the Intel/x86 platform. Alternatively, Ubuntu offers a wide range of high-quality office software, some of which is compatible with the Microsoft Office file formats. Notably,  LibreOffice  is Ubuntu's default office suite and is installed/available on all platforms supported by Ubuntu. A brief guide to the office software available in Ubuntu can be found on the  OfficeApplications  page. The following guide gives instructions on how to install and run Microsoft Office on Ubuntu by using WINE. Checking if your version of Office is supported by WINE This guide assumes that you have a copy o...

Microsoft Teams for Linux on 12-10-2019

Microsoft Teams is available for Linux users in public preview, enabling high quality collaboration experiences for the open source community at work and in educational institutions. Users can download the native Linux packages in .deb and .rpm formats  here . We are constantly improving based on community feedback, so please download and submit feedback based on your experience. The Microsoft Teams client is the first Microsoft 365 app that is coming to Linux desktops, and will support all of Teams’ core capabilities. Teams is the hub for teamwork that brings together chat, video meetings, calling, and collaboration on Office 365 documents and business processes within a single, integrated experience. Most of our customers have devices running on a variety of different platforms such as Windows 10, Linux and others. We are committed to supporting mixed environments across our cloud and productivity offerings, and with this announcement, we are pleased to extend the Tea...

Windows Terminal Preview 1.2 Release July 22nd, 2020

Windows Terminal Preview  has new features for version 1.2 which will appear in Windows Terminal in August. You can download Windows Terminal Preview and Windows Terminal from the  Microsoft Store  or from the  GitHub releases page . Let’s dive into what’s new! Focus mode There is a new feature called focus mode that hides the tabs and title bar. This mode will only display the terminal content. To enable focus mode, you can add a key binding for  toggleFocusMode  in your settings.json file. This command is not bound by default. { "command" : "toggleFocusMode" , "keys" : "shift+f11" } Always on top mode In addition to focus mode, you can enable Windows Terminal Preview to always be the topmost window. This can be done with the  alwaysOnTop  global setting as well as a key binding using the  toggleAlwaysOnTop  command. These are not bound by default. // Global setting "alwaysOnTop" : true // Key binding { "co...