Microsoft have been working away on a new version of Outlook for some time, and have just made it more widely available to Windows users that would like to preview it in advance of a wider launch. While most basic features are where you expect to find them, Automatic Replies have moved. This guide will show you where to find the Out of Office settings.

There's been some interesting developments in the internet search market of late, mostly to Microsoft's advantage. This includes people being enticed towards Bing thanks to its ChatGPT integration, and Samsung's recent suggestion that they may switch the default search to Bing on their devices. Could Google's throne be under threat?

Most of us have home screens full of installed apps; from WhatsApp to mail to Spotify. However, did you know it's possible to also create icons that instantly launch your favourite websites? We show you how in this month's HowTo.

Many Microsoft 365 users will now be familiar with the process of "Multi Factor Authentication" to access their emails. A change is coming to the Outlook mobile app that should make this process easier to manage for some users.

A spokeperson for Meta's hugely popular WhatsApp messaging service has indicated that the UK is at risk of losing access to the service if it does not shelve changes proposed in the long-gestating Online Safety bill. For those of us that have been watching closely, this is not a surprise...

In the past, if you wanted to save something created in Word, Excel et al as a PDF, you'd need a third party tool such as CutePDF installed to do it. That hasn't been the case for some time - in fact, there's now several methods to save your work to PDF. We'll outline these in this HowTo.

Another month, another thing to add to the list of threats to be aware of when browsing around online. This time, researchers have found a greatly increased prevalence of what is being called "MalVirts" when searching for popular software downloads using Google. So, what is a MalVert?

We know that many of our Windows-based clients will be familiar with the often unwanted experience of their PDF documents opening in Microsoft's Edge browser rather than Adobe's reader when they get a new machine or after a big update. However, a change is soon coming to Edge that means these will be one and the same thing.