Tag: Office 365 Training
Office 365 Training Videos
Office 365 Training Videos
The Sale Should Not End After Setting Up Exchange
Many of us stop selling at the first sale of Office 365. Typically we all just setup exchange and Office 2016. This was me until I learned I could offer more, support more and make more money.
Stop leaving money on the table when helping clients! Join our free Office 365 Training Courses created by Technicians FOR Technicians. We teach our tips for making more money with Office 365 through sales, marketing, technical configuration and product knowledge.
I have partnered up with the course sponsors AppRiver, BitTitan and marketing partners ChannelPro Magazine, ITBOG, LaunchUx, GeGeek.com to get these courses into the hands of working technicians free of charge. The videos are all are recorded so you can watch or listen anytime and will be hosted on my website here. Each course will be 30-60 minutes in length with some “Pop Up Bonus” courses in between. There is no order, so you never know what course is next up in the queue.
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Microsoft Office 365 Training & Consulting
So you’ve purchased Microsoft Office 365…But now what?! If you are looking for help setting up and managing Microsoft Office 365 for your organization, learning more about the features, and simply becoming more knowledgeable about the product–you’ve come to the right place!
….And most importantly, get trained and train your staff to use the most robust features Office 365 offers! Training is always overlooked, it’s the most important part of new products 🙂
We offer training on the following
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Group or Private Training for the following products
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Microsoft Office 365
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Microsoft Exchange
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All Outlook Versions
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Smartphone
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Basic SharePoint
How we help
We have a discussion about what your goals are and your needs with Office 365 and Exchange. Our standard training is always offered with any migration we assist with, but some teams have special needs. We help you figure those out and offer easy to understand training.
Meet your Office 365 Consultant
Lisa Hendrickson has been troubleshooting, training and consulting email since 1996 and Outlook since 2000. She is familiar with all aspects of email including iCloud, Gsynchit, Microsoft Exchange, POP/IMAP, Managing folders,
Microsoft Office 365 Consulting Services
Call That Girl offers Microsoft Office 365 consulting and training for small businesses and the solopreneurs. We specialize in Outlook email support, Outlook troubleshooting and technical support, (they call us experts!), Exchange migrations, Personal and Group Microsoft Exchange training, Microsoft Outlook training and general email support (pop/IMAP, Gmail, AOL, Comcast, EarthLink, Charter, CenturyLink). We often help with iCloud, iTunes, 3rd party apps and Mac support.
Questions
- Are you searching for someone to assist you with Office 365? We can help.
- Did you buy office 365 and not sure how it works or how to set it up?
- Are you having difficulties with understanding what products to buy?
- Are you an IT technician and need side help with Outlook or Office 365?
- Do you have a lot of Outlook issues since your migration over and need help?
- Does your team or yourself need training?
- Are things just not making sense?
Did you know?
- Even if you already have your own IT support company, you can hire us to just do this work
- We offer help in 15 minute increments or by the hour, support tickets
- We are open nights and weekends
- No contracts, no monthly fees
- Same day appointments
Office 365 Support
- IT Administration
- Assist with users accounts, permissions and restrictions
- Password reset, add new users, delete users
- Setting up Microsoft Office 365
- Migrating email/calendar and contacts to new exchange server
- Configuring Exchange, SharePoint, Lync and OneNote
- Personal or Group Training
What we can help with
General Outlook Repairs
- Outlook Tune Ups
- Quick fixes
- Affordable solutions that help you be more efficient
- Move PST files
- Repairing fix OST files
- iCloud issues
Synchronize your Outlook calendar and contacts to your iPad, iPhone, Android and contacts with the cloud products such as Microsoft Office 365, Hosted Exchange, Outlook.com, 3rd party apps.
- 3rd party synchronization products
- 3rd party apps for Gmail
- iCloud transitional work & repairs
- Gyschnit
- CompanionLink
- Outlook.com
- Synchronize Outlook info with your smartphone via iTunes
- Icloud and iTunes synching problems
- Hosted Exchange Assistance/Set up and Configuration
Training
- Outlook 2007, 2010 and Outlook 2013 Training
- Private & Groups, customized for your company
- Recordable, save for future use
- Hosted Exchange Training
- Microsoft Exchange Training https://callthatgirl.biz/microsoft-exchange-training
- Office 365 Training
Software upgrades and transitions
- Upgrades for Outlook 2013
- Office 2013 installations
- Moving to the cloud from POP/IMAP
Migrations
- Pop3/Pop/IMAP to Microsoft Exchange or Hosted Exchange
- Google Gmail Transitions
- Yahoo, Earthlink, AOL transitions to Company branded email (.com)
Outside consulting
- IT departments who need overflow help with Outlook calls
FYI, we do not support businesses with more than 20 employees for
To book an appointment, please call 612-865-4475 or email info@callthatgirl.biz
Gmail Inbox Missing in Outlook 2013
Two times this week, had the exact same call come in. Gmail inboxes are missing in Outlook 2013. Guess what? Other things are going to not work either that you might not notice right away. Here is what’s going on.
Gmail offers you 2 ways to setup your email in Outlook. IMAP (nice because it synchronizes) and Pop, (download only, no synchronizing).
What is IMAP? It synchronizes your email and folders from Outlook to your email on the web, that should match up with your phone, other devices. It’s a nice feature, but not always play well with Outlook 2013, and usually just Gmail users have issues due to the limitations of Gmail and the new features in Outlook 2013.
When you setup your Gmail, your inbox may be missing and many other folders, here is why…
Outlook 2013 has added some features for IMAP and it allows you to download the folders you want to see. I’m not sure why they would add this feature as it’s not really a feature, more of a disappointment… because HELLO, the inbox is critical! So you have to go and add it yourself.
Here is how you fix it
Click on any folder viewable in Outlook 2013 from your Gmail account. Click on the top bar of Outlook and go to “Folder” and click on “IMAP Folders”
Then in the box below, click on “query”, then a list of your Gmail folders will pop up, select “Inbox” and then “subscribe” to the right. Apply and ok, close. Now refresh your Gmail folders and inbox should be listed.
Other problems you may experience
Outlook 2013 also creates an .OST file, and that makes it difficult to configure your calendar and contacts with 3rd party apps, (that you need to get your phones and ipads to synch) because it creates a “Local computer” calendar and then…you will need a local .PST file for the contacts. Getting confused? That’s why people call me..as well,
Other issues you might experience
- 3rd party apps are not working nicely
Gmail IMAP only synchronizes email, no calendar, no contacts (for free accounts, business apps yes, if you have Outlook synch app installed and enabled in your account)- Gmail contacts are more current, need the imported into Outlook 2013
- Calendars are not matching up
- Sent items are missing
- Your Outlook may start to slow down if you have over 20,000 emails to synchronize. You will have to move some old email to a local .PST file.
Time to check your internet speed
It’s been awhile and I feel I have to remind folks to check their internet speed. The cable companies will change their packages and not send you a message to let you know you to “Upgrade” usually at no cost! Sad, but they do it all the time. What you bought 5 years ago is now outdated and the pricing is the same, their packages now have more download speed at the same price! If you don’t call, you won’t know.
Here is how to test your internet speed, then call your internet company and find out if you’re on the best package.
Go to this site… http://www.speedtest.net/
Click on “Begin Test” in the laptop screen, do not click on “Start Now” as that is another tool we are not using.
The test will run and let you know your download speed and upload speed.
My recommendations for home users: You should have over 10 mbps (megabytes per second) download and 1 up. I have 20 mbps download and almost 5 mbps up! That’s fast and I’m wireless upstairs from my router in the basement!
My recommendations for businesses: If you are just one person in an office, then yes…10 mbps down and 1 up should be fine, but if you have a lot of people in your office, then you want to call your internet provider and check your package. You also might have a bad modem or router if the speed is fine. Just this month I have had 2 businesses call me about “slow computers” and their computers were fine, internet speed was bad.
Some businesses are on a dedicated internet service, and your speed might only be 1.5 down. This is common if you are with companies such as TDS or CBeyond. Some clients I have found are just using these companies for internet only and if that’s they case, I would check with Comcast for business class and get the speed you really need.
Why Googling things yourself can hurt your computer
Call comes in, client says they downloaded Adobe and now they have junk all over their computer, their search engine is messed up and they have pornographic ads on their google page. Yep, it’s happening! Just downloading an easy program like Adobe can do this to your computer, but come on….Adobe Reader is in Google right? Of course it is, but not at the top of your Google search. It’s about 4 down. See my picture below?
It shows you a basic search in Google for Adobe Reader I just did. The real one is the 4th one down, under the “Ads” that is sometimes hard to notice. I know this because the website is actually an Adobe website, not Adobereader.com or something of the like. Very tough to tell these days folks!
But hey Lisa, Adobe is downloaded and works, so what happened?
You did get Adobe, but it was bundled in a “download manager” filled with other junk! Search engine fun and other programs that are annoying. Sometimes you can download up to 20 programs! I have spent over an hour before removing this junk.
So please be mindful when Googling and if you are not sure, don’t do anything and call us to install the programs properly, which will end up being cheaper than a virus removal.
Lisa
612-865-4475
