@jextxadore Must it be done on iOS? I ask because I can use Microsoft Office Online on the Mac because I set up a OneDrive account to effectively use the Lumia 1020 phone/camera several years ago. I have no Office 365 subscription.
I tried accessing Office Online with the iPad but couldn’t edit anything.
@jextxadore I briefly fiddled with iSpreadsheet & figured I had to download a doc first before I could edit/append it. Then I’d have to upload it to Dropbox again.
My cordless drill battery has arrived, unexpectedly including a pair of woven acrylic work gloves.
Bargain! The pre-sale price of this knitted jumper was $110, I got it for $50. Style-wise it’s a cross between a roll-neck & a v-neck.
@hybotics I’ve been having unfun as well, at one point after a dizzy spell I apparently fell, landing on my back. When I became aware of my unexpected position I had the beginings of a sore neck & a headache from bouncing my head off the hard floor.
Blood tests next day revealed iron-deficient amaemia. I was given an iron infusion a week later & that’s just starting to have an effect.
My iMac connects via Ethernet because the broadband router/modem is directly behind it. But this means Location Services is disabled because that needs wi-fi. But activating wi-fi means you have two connections open, wi-fi & Ethernet, and I don’t imagine you’d get the full benefit from Ethernet in that configurstion.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could connect to wi-fi for Location Services access but not for internet access? Well, Gary Rosenzweig over at Macmost.com has the solution. Visit https://macmost.com/how-to-use-location-services-on-your-mac-without-wi-fi.html to see how to achieve this miraculous feat.
The video has only just been released, so as yet there’s no video transcript, that will follow in a few more days.
@gtwilson Yeah, stupid bastards. I loved the apparent simplicity & usability of the OS. The settings area was where the real power of the platform existed. I find the semi-permanent twitch in my hands makes it difficult to hold an iPhone SE steadily enough for blur-free photos. But I have no such trouble with the (huge) 6-inch Lumia 1520.
// @jussipekonen @larand