How to Set Up and Use Open365, an Open Source Alternative to Office 365

Did You Know? Terminal velocity is not, as the name might imply, the speed of descent at which something is killed (like an unfortunate human without a parachute), but the highest velocity an object can attain as it falls through the air. Geek Trivia The U.S. State With The Most Volcanoes Is? Alaska → California → Hawaii → Idaho → Advertisement Free Tips and Tricks Guide: Microsoft Windows 10 -- Free Reference Card Use this reference to brush up on the basics and to find alternative methods to your favorite commands. This printable quick reference is yours to use, distribute, and share at your organization! Click here to download Want to Change Your Email Preferences? At some point in the past you subscribed to the How-To Geek newsletter, but if you'd like to change the frequency or unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking the button. Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles By popular request, we're including a quick list of the daily articles at the top of the daily email as well as the regular format near the bottom. How to Customize or Remove the Headers and Footers of a Notepad Text File How to Adjust Google Keyboard’s Height on Android How to Troubleshoot and Recalibrate Your Xbox One’s Kinect How to Set Up and Use Open365, an Open Source Alternative to Office 365 How to Add Any Device to Your HomeKit Smarthome with the iHome iSP5 How to Set Up the SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit What’s the Difference Between Do Not Disturb and Mute on the iPhone? How to Stop a Paragraph from Splitting Between Pages in Microsoft Word How to Disable Samsung’s “Smart Network Switch” to Avoid Too Much Data Usage How to Adjust the Click Speed of Your iPhone or iPad’s Home Button Don't Waste Time Optimizing Your SSD, Windows Knows What Its Doing Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Bogon A Bogon (a.k.a. Bogon Space and Bogon IP Address) is an unassigned, legitimate IP address on the Internet (not officially assigned to anyone yet by a proper registration authority). Bogons are popular with spammers and hackers for use in malicious activities, thus, many Internet service providers and firewalls actively block Bogons. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Bees' secret superpower explained: How they sense flowers' electric fields How bees seem to target preferred flowers with laser like focus has long been a mystery. Now, new research out of the University of Bristol reveals that bees can detect the electric fields of flowers just like eels detect the electric fields of fish. [The Washington Post] Elegy for the Capital-I Internet It's silly to capitalize it, but doing so gave the global network a needed sense of awe and terror [The Atlantic] Facebook says its new AI is almost as good as humans at understanding context Facebook has developed a new AI called DeepText that it claims can understand what people are writing about with "near-human accuracy." [The Verge] Minecraft tops 100M copies sold, 40M people play every month So far in 2016, Mojang has sold a staggering 53,000 copies of the popular game every day. [Polygon] How to Customize or Remove the Headers and Footers of a Notepad Text File By default, each Notepad document has the name of the document in the header and the page number in the footer when you print a text file. However, you can customize the header and footer with special commands or custom text, or leave one or both blank. Read This Article → How to Adjust Google Keyboard’s Height on Android Google Keyboard continues to get to more advanced customization features, with the most recent version bringing the option to change the keyboard's height (among other tweaks). If you've ever thought "man, I could type so much faster if this keyboard were just a bit bigger" or "I'd love to see a little more of the screen, this keyboard is just too tall!" this is a tip for you. Read This Article → How to Troubleshoot and Recalibrate Your Xbox One’s Kinect Your Xbox One’s Kinect should “just work” after you set it up, but occasionally you may experience problems with voice or people recognition. You can recalibrate and reset your Kinect to fix these and other problems. Read This Article → How to Set Up and Use Open365, an Open Source Alternative to Office 365 If you use the LibreOffice suite of programs, you'll be happy to learn about Open365. Just as LibreOffice is the free, open source alternative to Microsoft Office, Open365 is the free counterpart to the cloud-based Office 365. Read This Article → How to Add Any Device to Your HomeKit Smarthome with the iHome iSP5 What do you do if you want to add a device to your HomeKit smart home, but the device doesn’t support HomeKit? You set up a middleman with the iHome iSP5, an inexpensive HomeKit-enabled smart outlet. Read This Article → How to Set Up the SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit If you want a quick and easy way to monitor your home while you’re away, here’s how to set up the SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit. Read This Article → What’s the Difference Between Do Not Disturb and Mute on the iPhone? You probably know about the mute switch on the side of your iPhone, and you may even know about the Do Not Disturb feature. These features may seem to do more or less the same thing–keep notifications from bugging you–but they have a few distinct differences. Read This Article → How to Stop a Paragraph from Splitting Between Pages in Microsoft Word When you type in Word, paragraphs flow smoothly from one page to the next, and page breaks are automatically inserted when needed. However, what if you want to keep a certain paragraph together and not split the paragraphs between two pages? There's a simple fix for this. Read This Article → How to Disable Samsung’s “Smart Network Switch” to Avoid Too Much Data Usage Picture this: You're sitting in a restaurant or coffee shop, just casually surfing the web on your phone. Being the savvy user you are, you're connected to the public Wi-Fi to save data. Suddenly, the public Wi-Fi stops working. But you don’t have to fret, because the “Smart Network Switch” feature on Samsung phones automatically switches to a mobile connection when Wi-Fi is too weak. Read This Article → How to Adjust the Click Speed of Your iPhone or iPad’s Home Button iOS makes smart use of the Home button. You can double-click to switch apps, and even triple-click to do all sorts of things. The speed at which you need to click the Home button to register a double- or triple-click is fine for many people, but if you find yourself struggling to click the button fast enough, you can slow things down a bit. Read This Article → Don't Waste Time Optimizing Your SSD, Windows Knows What Its Doing Solid-state drives aren’t anywhere near as small and fragile as they used to be. You don’t need to worry about wear, and you don’t need to go out of your way to “optimize” them. Windows 7, 8, and 10 automatically do the work for you. Read This Article → Advertisement Free Tips and Tricks Guide: Microsoft Windows 10 -- Free Reference Card Use this reference to brush up on the basics and to find alternative methods to your favorite commands. This printable quick reference is yours to use, distribute, and share at your organization! Click here to download