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Windows 11 is now just a matter of months away, and system requirements are a concern. While this is not going to be a problem for anyone buying a new computer with the operating system pre-installed, it is a major consideration for anyone upgrading to Windows 11 from Windows 10.0-
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Microsoft has released Edge Dev 93.0.961.2 with a few improvements such as a consolidated Settings page for the Start, Home, and New Tab pages. The new Share flyout is also available to all users.0 -
Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 4 hours ago
Microsoft has released a new Office Insider Preview Build with version number 16.52 (Builds 21071804 and 21072100) for Mac users (Beta Channel). The latest Insider Preview Build brings new features, improvements, and fixes for issues found in Outlook. Talking about whats new, rules for MSA accounts are now supported in Outlook.0 -
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Microsoft store app on Windows 11 snags UI changes & more with the latest update | Read in Windows 11 News on WinCentral0 
Emanuel Halapciuc commented on
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 4 hours, 21 minutes agoHi, Jonathan.
Well, before it's recognised, you need to copy/paste the code from this article in your PowerShell window. To always have it available, you can save it as a script and reference it, you can copy it in your PowerShell Profile, or you can save it in a (new or existing) PowerShell module.
I hope this helps. Emanuel0Jonathan Seymour commented on
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 4 hours, 24 minutes agoShow-Progress not recognised as a command on my system with PS 5.1?
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Emanuel Halapciuc wrote a new post,
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 21 hours, 48 minutes agoThe Show-Progress function provides a nice, compact way to display the progress of longer-running tasks in PowerShell. You can use it as a replacement for Write-Progress. While this has the advantage of being a "native" cmdlet with a few options to customize the progress of tasks, it occupies a bit of real estate in the PowerShell window (the upper portion of the console), sometimes hiding interesting information. The Show-Progress function is only a single line of text, at the current cursor position, and does not hide any output or status messages from other commands.
0 Thank you Jörgen for sharing the above solution.
Do you plan to update the guide to work with the new Chromium Edge browser?
Especially the part related to Assigned access with Domain account.Thank you
0Miha Pecnik commented on Secure domain controllers with LDAP channel binding and LDAP signing 1 day, 2 hours ago
Thank you for the article. Could you elaborate on "Although LDAPS also eliminates the risk of a possible man-in-the-middle attack, Microsoft recommends the use of LDAP signing and channel binding instead.", where is that recommendation coming from? A link, KB would be appreciated.
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Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 1 day, 4 hours ago
Last week we reported that Microsofts July 2021 Windows 10 Cumulative Update, PrintNightmare fix was breaking enterprise print servers, with Microsoft writing: After installing updates released July 13, 2021 on domain controllers (DCs) in your environment, printers, scanners, and multifunction devices which are not compliant with section 3.2.0 -
Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 1 day, 4 hours ago
Microsoft will soon make it possible to use Azure Active Directory to authenticate and authorize an application's access to Azure Relay resources.0 -
Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 1 day, 4 hours ago
Microsoft deprecates the Semi-Annual Channel of Windows Server releases.0 -
Paolo Maffezzoli posted an update 1 day, 4 hours ago
Preventing URL-based attacks with Safe Links Part of Microsoft Defender for Office 365, Safe Links provides time-of-click verification of URLs by scanning URLs for potentially malicious content and again evaluating them once clicked on by an end user. Safe Links scanning can help protect your organi...0 Jessica Din became a registered member 1 day, 17 hours ago
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Brandon Lee wrote a new post, CodeTwo: Centrally manage email signatures for Microsoft 365 1 day, 19 hours ago
Traditional email signatures can create challenges for both end users and IT admins. This post looks at features of CodeTwo Email Signatures for Office 365 and how it solves these challenges for Microsoft 365.
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You need to check if the content when retrieved from sharepoint is already in base64 or if it needs to be converted.
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Yes you can perform many actions, including close, merge etc.
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