Office 365 Personal Introduced In April 2014 Microsoft introduced a new Office 365 subscription option named Office 365 Personal. This plan allows one PC or Mac and one tablet to be connected to the service. Estimated retail price is $69.99 USD/year or $6.99 USD/month. Printing capability added to Office for iPad Word, PowerPoint, and Excel now support printing from your iPad. Other updates include your top feature requests, such as SmartGuides in PowerPoint and AutoFit in Excel. OneNote for iPad update OneNote for iPad has been redesigned for iOS 7 with a new unified look and feel that is similar to the rest of the new Office for iPad apps.

OneNote for Mac: Embed YouTube Videos. To select a notebook, click on the dropdown box on the bottom left side of the popup window. From there you will be able to select the Notebook and Tab to add the new page. Once you’ve clicked Send, a new page will be created in OneNote with the embedded video.

Office Lens is a new feature that turns OneNote into a portable scanner to help you better capture pictures of paper, whiteboards, and any type in the physical world. PowerPoint and YouTube A recent update has re-enabled support for inserting YouTube videos natively into PowerPoint presentations. Word Online update This update includes improvements for editing comments now in the editing view, new options for managing lists, ability to create and edit footnotes and endnotes, and easier PDF download and print. Excel Online update This update now supports more commenting improvements, you can create new comments, edit and delete existing comments. Now you can edit Excel files that contain VBA without changing or removing the VBA.

You can hide and unhide rows and columns. PowerPoint Online update A newly improved text editor now renders your text the same way as it will appear with size, alignment, and other customizations maintained it editing mode. New Tell Me integration so you can search for that hard to find features, and inline YouTube video playback for embedded videos. OneNote Online update Now you can print your notes from OneNote Online with the new Print tab. Also navigation has improved with a multi-column, collapsible navigation pane to make working on small screen devices easier.

I was recently sitting in a restaurant, enjoying the conversation and the person I was with when suddenly my attention tuned into the happy, joyful Christmas music blaring above. “I don’t like Christmas music!” I belted out. Whenever I hear it, I cringe. I may even snarl. I can’t help it. I don’t like it. The reason I don’t like it is it’s all happy.

Other than “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer,” it’s all upbeat and happy and joyful. What if I don’t feel happy and joyful about the holidays? What if it’s a difficult time of year for me? These songs don’t reflect how I feel!

It’s true; I don’t feel joyful about the holidays. I don’t look forward to Christmas. I don’t feel happy about it. I can’t wait until it’s over. The holidays are a difficult time of year for me.

My family is very distant, lacking love and connection. They live all over the world and I rarely see or even talk to most of them. I don’t have a relationship with my mother, at all. I have been single for years. I often feel lonely and sad and even hopeless during the holidays. It’s a reminder of the distance I have with my family and the dysfunction that I can’t change. It’s also the time of year that all my wonderful friends are busy with their families.

Thus, being alone is the common scene for my Christmas Day and Eve. I’m a bit of a Grinch this time of year! (I do like that songmy theme song!) And I know I’m not alone in this. Many people are sad during the holidays.Many feel depressed and even suicidal. The holidays are filled with emotional challenges, triggers from the past, time spent with dysfunctional families, anniversaries of difficult times from the past, and reminders of what was lost.

So for those of you that struggle this time of year I get you! I understand your pain, sadness, hurt, hopelessness, loneliness. It’s okay to feel these things and to honor them. Just because a Christmas songs say you should be happy this time of year, doesn’t mean you should.

It’s not a requirement to be happy. In fact, it’s much healthier to be true to yourself and to what you feel.

Instead of pretending or denying your feelings, allow them. Let it be okay that they are there. Give yourself the gift of kindness and understanding. You would if a friend felt this way.

If you do feel your emotions, it’s likely you will feel some relief. Your emotions only want to be heard. Spend time hearing them and they will pass. And when they return, feel them again. Emotions are normal and healthy. After all, Christmas is only the trigger for what was there already.

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