How to Use Microsoft Teams’ Built-In Wiki |
- How to Use Microsoft Teams’ Built-In Wiki
- How to Quickly Mute Annoying Notifications on Mac
- How to Use Google Task Mate to Earn Money in India
- How to Pay for Gas Without Leaving Your Car
| How to Use Microsoft Teams’ Built-In Wiki Posted: 01 Dec 2020 08:54 AM PST
Wikis are great at capturing information in a simple format that's easy to read and edit. Microsoft Teams includes a wiki built into every channel that's added to a team—here's how to use it. A wiki—a collaboratively-maintained online publication—is a type of content management system that can be anything from a single page to a vast trove of information like Wikipedia.
When you click on the "Wiki" tab for the first time, you'll see a largely blank page with "Untitled Page" and "Untitled Section" on it.
Pages and sections are the building blocks of your Microsoft Teams wiki. You can have as many pages in your wiki as you like, and as many sections in each page as you like. Because wikis are unstructured by design, these page and section building blocks let you create a structure that is as simple or as complicated as you need. You'll want to give your wiki page a name, which is as easy as clicking "Untitled Page" and changing it to something else.
Now you can start adding sections, which are best thought of as headings that separate different blocks of content. Click on "Untitled Section" and change it to a heading for your content.
When you click on "Untitled Section" to change it, a message pops up underneath saying "Your Content Goes Here."
This is a pointer to show you where the content goes under the section heading. We'll come back to adding content later on once we've finished building the structure, so for now we'll just add some placeholder text.
To add an additional section, hover over the first section and click on the "+" sign that appears in the bottom left.
This will add a new section.
You can add as many sections as you like, with whatever headings you like. We've added three additional sections using the "+" sign.
The more content you add, the longer the page will get, so there is a table of contents that you can show and hide. Click the three parallel lines (also known as a hamburger menu) in the top-left of the wiki to display your page and the sections within it.
Clicking one of the section headers will take you directly to that section. If you want to reorder the sections, it's as simple as dragging and dropping them on the menu.
The section will immediately be renumbered in the menu and moved in the wiki page to the location you dragged it to.
You can also move wiki sections by hovering over the section heading to show the three-dot menu icon and selecting "Move Up" or "Move Down" from the menu.
You can also delete sections by clicking "Delete" in the menu, but be warned that this cannot be undone, so only delete a section if you're sure you don't need the contents anymore.
When you're building the structure of your wiki, you'll probably want more than one page. To add a page, go to the bottom of the page and section menu and click "New Page."
This will immediately create a new page that is visible in the menu, ready for you to add a page name and new sections.
You can add as many pages as you want. Like sections, pages can be moved in the menu by dragging and dropping, or by clicking the three-dot icon next to the page title and selecting "Move Up" or "Move Down" from the menu.
You can also delete a page by clicking "Delete" in the menu, but be warned that this cannot be undone, so only delete a page if you're sure you don't need the contents anymore.
Once you have your pages and sections in place, it's time to add some content. Click on the wiki under a section and a toolbar with editing options will appear at the top. Depending on your screen size, some of the options will only become visible when you click on the three-dot icon next to the toolbar.
The toolbar contains standard text editing options which should be familiar from Microsoft Word, Google Docs, email, or any other program where you can format text. If you want to comment on a section, you can open a dedicated chat window by hovering over the section heading and clicking the chat icon.
This will open a standard Microsoft Teams chat window related specifically to that section.
To send a link to a specific section to someone, hover over the section heading, click the three-dot menu icon, and select "Copy Link" from the menu. Only people with access to the team will be able to access the link.
You can send a link to a complete page as well, by opening the hamburger menu, clicking the three-dot icon next to the page name, and selecting "Copy Link" from the menu. As with section links, only people with access to the team will be able to access it.
You can have multiple wikis in the same channel if you want to separate them out. To add another wiki, click the "+" sign next to the last tab.
In the "Add A Tab" window that opens, select "Wiki" from the tiles. (It may be in different places in the list of tiles, depending on whether you've added a wiki before.)
Give your wiki a name and click "Save."
The new wiki will be added to the tabs.
To rename the original wiki, select the "Wiki" tab, click the arrow next to it, and choose "Rename" from the menu.
Enter a new name for the wiki and click "Save."
The wiki tab will be renamed immediately.
The wiki in Microsoft Teams is not complicated, but it's not supposed to be. Instead, Microsoft has created a wiki experience that is pretty intuitive whilst allowing you to build up a complex body of information.  |
| How to Quickly Mute Annoying Notifications on Mac Posted: 01 Dec 2020 07:11 AM PST  Sometimes you need to take a breather from an app's notifications. Instead of turning off app notifications only to forget about them later, here's how you can quickly mute or unmute annoying notifications on Mac using the Deliver Quietly feature. Mac users who are running macOS Big Sur and higher have access to Notification Center features like grouped notifications and notification management options. One of which is the Deliver Quietly feature. The namesake feature from iPhone and iPad works in the same way on your Mac. When enabled, new notifications from the app will go quietly to the Notification Center, ready for you when you are. You won't see banners and the notification won't make a sound. How to Quickly Mute App Notifications on MacYou can use the Deliver Quietly feature directly from the Notification Center. When you receive a notification from an app that you want to temporarily (or permanently) mute, right-click the notification and choose the "Deliver Quietly" option.
Now, the app won't bother you with new notifications. You can also enable this feature for any app that has notifications in the Notification Center. Click the date and time from the menu bar to open Notification Center.
Find an app you want to mute, right-click the notification, and choose the "Deliver Quietly" feature.
Now, the app's notifications will directly go to Notification Center and won't bother you when you're working on your Mac. How to Quickly Unmute App Notifications on MacUnlike the Do Not Disturb feature, you can't mute specific app notifications for a couple of hours. But as long as the notification is still in the Notification Center, it's possible to quickly unmute the app's notifications using the Deliver Prominently feature. To do this, open "Notification Center" by clicking the date and time from the menu bar.
Then, find the app where you want to unmute notifications, right-click, and choose the "Deliver Prominently" option.
Now, the notifications will go back to the default setting, with new notifications coming in as banners in the top-right corner of the screen. How to Unmute App Notifications from System PreferencesYou can only unmute app notifications from the Notification Center. But what if you have cleared all notifications? No need to worry, you can unmute app notifications from System Preferences. Click the "Apple" icon from the menu bar and choose the "System Preferences" option.
Here, go to the "Notifications" section.
Now, from the sidebar, choose the app you want to unmute. You'll now see notification settings like the screenshot below.
Sadly, there's no one-click option to unmute the app's notifications. Instead, you'll have to do this manually. First, choose the "Banners" option from the "Alert Style" section. Then, click the checkmark next to the "Show Notifications on Lock Screen" and "Play Sound for Notifications" option to go back to the default behavior.
Now that you have muted annoying app notifications, use these seven Mac tweaks to increase your productivity even further.  |
| How to Use Google Task Mate to Earn Money in India Posted: 01 Dec 2020 12:12 AM PST Well, Google has a survey-based app in India, known as Google Opinion Rewards. The app frequently sends you surveys to complete and pays you for doing so. If you have ever used Google Opinion Rewards, you might know that the cashout was limited to only Google Play Store purchases. Now, it looks like Google is testing another money-making app for Indian users. The new app is known as Google Task Mate, and it allows you to transfer the money directly to the bank account. As of now, the app is in beta, and it's available on the Google Play Store for download. The app is actually quite different from Google Opinion Rewards. It doesn't send you surveys to complete; instead, Task Mate asks you to complete tasks to earn money. Task Mate provides you access to various simple tasks that were posted by businesses around the world. Also Read: 10 Best Ways To Earn Money With Your Smartphone Here's how to use Google Task Mate to Earn Money in IndiaFor example, the app may ask you to transcribe sentences. Record spoke sentences, take a nearby shop photo, etc. It sends you tasks based on your location and preferences. This article will share a detailed guide on how to earn money via the Google Task Mate app on Android. Let's check out. Note: Task Mate is limited to selected testers now, and it can be used only via referral code. Step 1. First of all, download & install the Task Mate app on your Android device. Step 2. Now open the app and enter your email address. Next, tap on the 'Get Started' button.
Step 3. On the next page, select the language.
Step 4. Now you would be asked to enter the referral code. Enter a working referral code.
Important: There's a limit for entering codes. So, don't enter invalid referral codes multiple times as it would disable your email ID on the task mate app. Step 5. On the next page, you would be asked to select languages that you are good at. Select the language and tap on 'Done.'
Step 6. On the next page, agree to the terms and conditions.
Step 7. Now you will be able to use the app. You will see all available tasks in your location. Complete the task, and the amount will be rewarded to your account.
How to Redeem the Amount?You need to earn at least $10 to get the amount on your account. Google pays you via third-party payment processors. To get an account with a third-party payment processor, you need to register your e-wallet with the payment partners listed on UPI based apps like Google Pay.
So, this article is all about how to earn money via Google Task Mate in India. I hope this article helped you! Please share it with your friends also. If you have any doubts related to this, let us know in the comment box below.  |
| How to Pay for Gas Without Leaving Your Car Posted: 30 Nov 2020 09:23 AM PST The old days of sliding a credit card into a gas pump are slowly going away. While that's still an option, many places support tap-to-pay with phones. However, there's an even newer feature that lets you pay from your car. Tap-to-pay with NFC is still relatively new for gas stations, but this method is already being surpassed. A growing number of locations actually support your ability to pay from an app in the comfort of your car. You simply enter your pump number and you're ready to start pumping. There are several different apps you can use to do this. The gas station chains that support the feature have their own apps. However, Google Pay, which is available for iPhone and Android, combines a couple of these into one interface. We'll show you how to use the feature. Google PayThe Google Pay app is for much more than just mobile payments. It can be used to order food, split bills with friends, track your spending habits, and much more. One such "more" is paying for gas. RELATED: What Is Google Pay, and What Can You Do With It? Open the Google Pay app on your iPhone or Android device. On the main "Pay" tab, scroll down and select "Get Gas."
Next, select one of the participating gas stations. You can tap the directions icon to launch Google Maps and navigate to the location. However, if you're already at the gas station, it will automatically be detected and open.
When you're at the gas station, you'll be asked to select your pump number. Scroll through the numbers until you've selected your pump and then tap "Continue."
A confirmation page will ask you to confirm your pump number and tap "Continue to Payment."
Next, you'll need to unlock Google Pay with your password, PIN, fingerprint, or other screen-lock method.
Now you can select your payment method, which will be one of the methods you've already added to the Google Pay app. Tap "Continue" after you've made your selection.
It will take a few seconds for the pump to be "Activated." After that, the screen will say that your pump is ready. You can now get out of your car, choose a fuel grade, and begin pumping.
Once you've finished pumping, a notification will appear telling you how much you just spent. The transaction will also appear in your "Recent Activity" on the "Insights" tab.
That's all there is to it! First-Party Gas Station AppsIf your local gas station isn't showing up in Google Pay, or if you simply prefer not to use Google's service, many gas stations have their own apps for the same purpose. The process of using these first-party gas station apps will be notably similar. You'll need to create an account and provide a payment method, such as a credit card. When you arrive at the gas station, the app will ask you to enter the pump number that you're at. Here are a few of the most popular U.S. gas station chains that support app payments: Paying for gas has never been easier. The days of fiddling with your wallet or tapping a phone are over. If you're looking to save time or limit touchpoints, this is a great feature to start using. Check to see if your frequent gas stops are supported!  |
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