Between the Great Resignation and the Great Onboarding, employee experience is more important than ever; Viva is where Microsoft wants to deliver that experience by bringing info from everywhere.

Microsoft's cloud-hosted data sharing tools are for anyone who needs to work with big data.

If you label images in PowerPoint, you might have noticed that it's difficult to change the size of the text label and the image at the same time, unless you know this quick trick.

Between the new widget menu that only opens web pages instead of apps, and IE being disabled, the Edge browser will be front and center in the new OS.

Spaces and tabs might be the quickest way to indent a paragraph in Word, but you might be sorry. Instead, use built-in indents to avoid random spaces and tabs rearranging your content unexpectedly.

Everyone chats. Everyone chats with different apps and services. But which is the best? You might be surprised at the conclusion Jack Wallen draws.

To ward off the attack known as PetitPotam, Microsoft advises you to disable NTLM authentication on your Windows domain controller.

Adding a personal or customized touch to a mouse cursor theme in Windows 10 requires users to perform several complicated tasks. We walk you through the process.

Jack Wallen has finally settled on a single web browser as his default across all platforms. Find out what he considers the best browser and why he made the switch.

Low-code programming tools aren't only for filling the "app gap." They can help optimize and automate common tasks.

Automating the selection process isn't difficult if you rely on VBA's InputBox in Microsoft Excel.

Microsoft Defender Application Guard protects your networks and data from malicious applications running in your web browser, but you must install and activate it first.

In businesses and homes, email is still a necessity for communication. But which email client is the best to use? You might be surprised to find out that it's not Microsoft Outlook.

Microsoft 365 apps and services aren't just for Windows users. Apple users can wield the same potent tools using web-based interfaces and even a variety of Mac, iPad and iPhone apps. Here's how.

The free QuickLook tool can display a variety of file types without you having to open them or launch their applications.