Windows 10: The initial tiles generated by the new user, Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, have changed.

tomo-japan · Oct 9, 2020

After installing Ver2004 and Build19041.546 and starting Chromium Edge, it looks like the image below.

Please tell me how to fix it.

Initial tile

Tile changed due to a defect

:)

Brink · Oct 9, 2020

@mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available

Hello! My name is Apurv, and I’m a Program Manager in Microsoft Office.

What’s New

We recently added the capability to @mention your collaborators in comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. @mentions makes it easier for you to notify your peers, pull them into a document, and work together wherever you need their attention.

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How it Works

To get started, simply make a comment and type @ in a file saved on SharePoint or OneDrive for Business. You’ll see a drop-down list of contacts that updates as you type more characters. Pick a name and finish writing your comment. To be more casual, feel free to delete everything except the person's first name in the @mention. To include more people, type @ again and mention someone else.

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will automatically send an email notification to whoever you tag with a link to the specific comment. This link will open in the Online version of the apps or directly in the iOS/Android app. If someone gets mentioned more than once, we’ll batch the emails together.

Learn More

Requirements & Known Limitations

You must be using Office 365.

The file must be saved in SharePoint or OneDrive for Business.

Tenants with conditional access will not be able to create @mentions. Please contact your IT Administrator for more information.

If you’re using the desktop version of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint (i.e. on Windows or Mac), you have to have configured and signed in to your Office 365 email account.

@mentions does not work with guest or external accounts (you cannot @mention such accounts nor can such accounts @mention in files outside of their tenant). You can still share with them directly.

Available to all Insiders

Windows build 1812 (11126.20266) or later

Mac build 16.20 (18120801) or later

iOS build 2.20 (18120200) or later

Android build 16.0.11328.20008 or later

Available to all O365 users in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Online

Feedback

We're eager to hear your feedback! You can leave comments on this post or submit feedback in Word/Excel/PowerPoint:

On Windows go to File > Feedback

On Mac go to Help > Feedback

On iOS/Android go to Settings > Send Feedback

For Office Online go to Help Improve Office

Click to expand...

Source:

@mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Insiders Fast Office Insider Blog

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to iOS - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Android - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Mac - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Windows - Microsoft Community

Brink · Oct 9, 2020

@mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available Office

Hello! My name is Apurv, and I’m a Program Manager in Microsoft Office.

What’s New

We recently added the capability to @mention your collaborators in comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. @mentions makes it easier for you to notify your peers, pull them into a document, and work together wherever you need their attention.

JLKZpQ0JTQM

How it Works

To get started, simply make a comment and type @ in a file saved on SharePoint or OneDrive for Business. You’ll see a drop-down list of contacts that updates as you type more characters. Pick a name and finish writing your comment. To be more casual, feel free to delete everything except the person's first name in the @mention. To include more people, type @ again and mention someone else.

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will automatically send an email notification to whoever you tag with a link to the specific comment. This link will open in the Online version of the apps or directly in the iOS/Android app. If someone gets mentioned more than once, we’ll batch the emails together.

Learn More

Requirements & Known Limitations

You must be using Office 365.

The file must be saved in SharePoint or OneDrive for Business.

Tenants with conditional access will not be able to create @mentions. Please contact your IT Administrator for more information.

If you’re using the desktop version of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint (i.e. on Windows or Mac), you have to have configured and signed in to your Office 365 email account.

@mentions does not work with guest or external accounts (you cannot @mention such accounts nor can such accounts @mention in files outside of their tenant). You can still share with them directly.

Available to all Insiders

Windows build 1812 (11126.20266) or later

Mac build 16.20 (18120801) or later

iOS build 2.20 (18120200) or later

Android build 16.0.11328.20008 or later

Available to all O365 users in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Online

Feedback

We're eager to hear your feedback! You can leave comments on this post or submit feedback in Word/Excel/PowerPoint:

On Windows go to File > Feedback

On Mac go to Help > Feedback

On iOS/Android go to Settings > Send Feedback

For Office Online go to Help Improve Office

Click to expand...

Source:

@mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Insiders Fast Office Insider Blog

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to iOS - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Android - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Mac - Microsoft Community

mentions for comments in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to Windows - Microsoft Community

Guardian Angel · Oct 9, 2020

Disable new search bar in Outlook 365

Yes that's correct. Diabolical change
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OK. There is a way to disable this new search box in Microsoft Office 365. For Outlook:

Open Outlook 365.

On the lower left-hand corner click options.

In the User Interface options under the General Tab, click the checkbox Collapse the Microsoft Search box by default.

Click OK.

The search box will now disappear. However, disabling this option would only work on that application. If you open Microsoft Word or PowerPoint, you will need to do these same steps to disable the search box (if present) as well. Let me know if this works for you.

Windows 10: The initial tiles generated by the new user, Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, have changed.

The initial tiles generated by the new user, Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, have changed.

The initial tiles generated by the new user, Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, have changed.

The initial tiles generated by the new user, Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, have changed.

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