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VMware: How to create a Microsoft Windows Server 2022 VMware Template – step by step

25th November 2021 - Written in: microsoft, vmware

Greetings everyone, from time to time it is better we go back to basics, especially if an easy task has not been done for years. For example, VM Templates, a really basic component that we keep using day to day, most of the time we will rely on that old great Template we produced years ago, as it was my case, still deploying and relying on my good

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Microsoft: Six Microsoft Office 365 features that boost your productivity and collaboration

2nd May 2018 - Written in: microsoft

Greetings friends, I have already told you about my recent migration to Microsoft Office 365, after many years in other technologies the truth is that moving to Microsoft Office 365 is a breath of fresh air, today I want to show you those features that have surprised me for good and I am sure you will love if you migrate. Start Menu - Quick access

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Microsoft: Project Honolulu Technical Preview – the Dashboard that will delight every IT Administrator

3rd October 2017 - Written in: microsoft

Greetings friends, Microsoft presented during the Microsoft Ignite this year the new Project Honolulu, also gave us access to a Technical Preview that of course we wanted to install. The "Honolulu" project is the culmination of an important customer feedback work, which has directly shaped the direction of the product and investments. With

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