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Office_comsetup
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Office 365, Microsoft's first product launched on a cloud subscription basis, is also the first Microsoft product. Because it is cloud-based, it has more to offer than any of the other products. Anybody who decides to migrate to Office 365 from the desktop requires a great deal of knowledge about plans, deployment, migrations, and other technical aspects. Many blog posts are available on the >office.com/setup site. They provide a wealth of information. They give you all the information you need in a short time to make it easy for you to learn about any topic. Two ways to get things started Microsoft is to be commended for their efforts to improve the resilience and capability of multi-factor authentication. First, you could only enable it manually and selectively for individual accounts. Do not do this. While it may seem simple from a conceptual standpoint, it is also easy to forget about accounts. In the future, this will be too costly and require ongoing maintenance. It is not a good idea and it will not be officially considered a way for me to get started. Second: If you use Microsoft 365 Business E3, E5, MFA can either be enabled for all or turned off for all. That's another way to start, but not necessarily what you intended. Microsoft's 2019 "Security Defaults” feature is the best method to get started. This feature is available for all tenants created after the date. You don't probably need to do anything. The linked article will explain how to set this up. Microsoft even said that "If your organization wants to increase its security posture but doesn't know how or from where to start," security defaults are the right choice. It's so simple that I won’t go into detail. The other real way to get started is to visit office.com/setup. This can be more complex than security defaults.
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JimmyWick
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Microsoft Office setup: 1) Before you do anything else, make sure that no program is running. Otherwise, it might cause some malfunctions and cause damage to your computer. Insert the DVD in the DVD-ROM. Wait for a new window to appear. You can even click on the executable file for Office by browsing to CD in My Computer and run the program. 2) Wait for the installation window to appear. When the next windows appears, click on Install after selecting Microsoft Office 2010 3) Select the features you want to install from the Installation Options tab. Then select the drive 4) Enter the Product Key. This consists of 25 characters. You may have to click Continue 5) Then a window will appear with agreement terms. Please read and accept the agreement terms. 6) On the window that appears next choose Upgrade to Install or Custom (if you want modified settings). If you already have Office installed you may want to upgrade or customize, otherwise click install 7) Your program will automatically install once you click on Upgrade. This may take a few minutes 8) If you chose Custom, modify your settings by clicking on Configure Preferences 9) The installation will start and a bar will appear. Wait for it to go up to 100 then proceed. 10) Click on close and run Microsoft Office from the Programs in the Start Menu. Hope this helps, J Wick
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