Newsletter Archives
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How we automated the Win7 ESU-purchase process
SMALL BUSINESS
By Amy Babinchak
At Harbor Computer Services, we specialize in providing IT services to small businesses with between one and 100 computer users.
An important part of those services is helping customers modernize their business processes by effectively using applications and tools provided with their Microsoft 365 subscription. Often, this entails automating repetitive office tasks — an approach we also apply in our own business. Here’s an example.
Read the full story in AskWoody Plus Newsletter 17.6.0 (2020-02-10).
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Install the Patch Tuesday .NET security-only patch KB 4457916 and you clobber SharePoint Workflows
I haven’t seen this bug show up in other .NET patches just yet, but it’d be worthwhile keeping your eye out for it.
Computerworld Woody on Windows.
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Minimum Versioning Coming Soon to SharePoint Online & OneDrive for Business Libraries
Modified in Office 365 Roadmap on August 14, 2018:
Versioning settings in OneDrive for Business, Groups and team sites in SharePoint Online
All SharePoint and OneDrive libraries will be set to retain a minimum of one hundred major versions. Existing libraries that have versioning enabled but are set to retain fewer than one hundred major versions will be updated to retain the new minimum. Libraries already set to retain one hundred or more major versions will not be affected, including those with the default setting of five hundred. With these changes, the Document Library Settings page will no longer support the ability to disable versioning or configure it to retain fewer than one hundred versions.Again, there are reports of customers pushing back on Microsoft’s changes, and Microsoft have advised that organisations will be able to avoid this change on “Office 365 Tenants”, if they act before September 30th – “Otherwise, we will roll out the versioning setting update to your tenant in October 2018.”. This workaround involves a SharePoint Online Management Shell cmdlet, using version 16.0.7918.1200 or better.
Full details are on Microsoft Tech Community
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Microsoft yanks SharePoint 2013 Service Pack 1, KB 2817429
If you or your company is running SharePoint 2013, you might want to get the word out.
InfoWorld Tech Watch.