Edit blocked sip domain

Use this dialog box to edit the name of a blocked external Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) domain.

SIP domain

The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the external SIP domain to be blocked from connecting to this Access Edge Server. This name should be unique and should not already exist in the Allow list for this Access Edge Server. The name may be up to 256 characters in length.

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Federation is a trust relationship between two or more SIP domains that permits users in separate organizations to communicate in real-time across network boundaries as federated partners. Internal users can communicate with external users of a federated partner by using instant messaging (IM) or conferencing. Users of domains that you have blocked cannot communicate with users in your organization.

For details, see the Operations section of the Office Communications Server Technical Library.

Add or change the fill color of a table cell

Add color to a table cell in any of the following ways:

Newer versions Office 2011

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Add or change a fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to add or change the fill color.

2. On the Table Design tab, click the arrow next to Shading.

3. Click the color you want from Theme Colors or Standard Colors, or click More Fill Colors.

   

Apply a gradient or texture as the fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to apply a fill effect as the fill color.

2. On the Table Design tab, click the arrow next to Shading.

3. Click Gradient to select and apply a gradient effect. Click Texture to select and apply a texture effect.

Remove the fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to remove the fill color.

2. On the Table Design tab, click the arrow next to Shading.

3. On the Shading menu, click No Fill.

Add or change a fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to add or change the fill color.

2. On the Tables tab, under Table Styles, click the arrow next to Fill.

   

3. On the Fill menu, click the color you want.

Apply a gradient, pattern, or texture as the fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to apply a fill effect as the fill color.

2. On the Tables tab, under Table Styles, click the arrow next to Fill.

   

3. On the Fill menu, click Fill Effects.

4. Do any of the following:

   To	Do this
   Use a solid color as the fill	Click the Solid tab, and then click the color that you want.
   Change the gradient	Click the Gradient tab, and then click the options that you want.
   Change the texture	Click the Picture or Texture tab, and then click the texture that you want.

Remove the fill color

1. Select the cells in which you want to remove the fill color.

2. On the Tables tab, under Table Styles, click the arrow next to Fill.

   

3. On the Fill menu, click No Fill.

Remaining cumulative actual work field

The Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field contains the work that still needs to be completed on a task or by a resource assigned to a task.

There are several categories of Remaining Cumulative Actual Work fields.

Data Type    Duration

Remaining Cumulative Actual Work (task-timephased field)

Entry Type    Calculated

How Calculated    The Work field contains the total amount of time scheduled for a task. When you first create a task, the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field is equal to the total work. When you enter percent complete, percent work complete, or actual work information for a task, Project sums this up as the cumulative actual work completed for that task. Project calculates this field as follows:

Remaining Cumulative Actual Work = Total Work – Cumulative Actual Work.

Best Uses    Add the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field to the timephased portion of the Task Usage view to review Remaining Cumulative Actual Work information for tasks. You can use this information to review how much work remains to be completed for a task so far.

Example    The "Write Proposal" task will take 50 hours of total work. Jamie, Sean, and Chris are assigned to the task. Yesterday, they each recorded 8 hours of actual work. Today, they each recorded 2 hours of actual work. The total work required for the task (50 hours) minus the cumulative actual work (30 hours) leaves us with the remaining cumulative actual work of 20 hours. Therefore, the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work for the task is now 20 hours.

Remaining Cumulative Actual Work (resource-timephased field)

Entry Type    Calculated

How Calculated    The Work field contains the total amount of time scheduled for a task. When you first assign resources to a task, the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field for each resource is equal to the total work. When you enter percent complete, percent work complete, or actual work for a task, Project sums this up as the cumulative actual work completed for that task. To calculate the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field for a resource, Project subtracts the cumulative actual work from the total work for all tasks that the resource is assigned to. Then, the sum of the remaining cumulative actual work for the tasks is displayed in the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field for that resource. If two resources are assigned to the task, the remaining cumulative actual work is based on how much work is assigned to the resource.

Best Uses    Add the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field to the timephased portion of the Resource Usage view to review remaining cumulative actual work information for a resource. This allows you to see how much total actual work remains for a resource at a given point in time.

Example    Jeff is assigned to two tasks: "Create artwork" and "Edit proposal." Each requires 8 hours of total work. Yesterday, he recorded 6 hours of actual work for "Create artwork" and 2 hours for "Edit proposal." Today, he recorded 2 hours of actual work for "Create artwork" task and 2 hours for "Edit Proposal." The total work for Jeff's tasks (16 hours) minus the cumulative actual work (12 hours) leaves us with the remaining cumulative actual work of 4 hours.

Remaining Cumulative Actual Work (assignment-timephased field).

Entry Type    Calculated

How Calculated    The Work field contains the total amount of time scheduled for a task. When you first assign a resource to a task, the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field for the assignment is equal to the total Work. When you enter percent complete, percent work complete, or actual work for a task, Project sums this up as the cumulative actual work completed for that assignment. Project calculates this field as follows:

Remaining Cumulative Actual Work = Total Work – Cumulative Actual Work

Best Uses    Add the Remaining Cumulative Actual Work field to the timephased portion of the Task Usage view to review information on remaining cumulative actual work for assignments on specific tasks over a period of time. Add this field to the timephased portion of the Resource Usage view to review information on remaining work over a period of time for assignments to specific resources.

Example    Christie is the only resource assigned to the task, "Prepare presentation." This task requires 8 hours of total work. Yesterday, she recorded 5 hours of actual work for the task. Today, she recorded 3 hours of actual work for the task. The remaining cumulative actual work for the assignment is now 0 hours.

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Fixes or workarounds for recent issues in powerpoint for windows

Last updated: June 2020

PowerPoint crashes and slow performance

• [FIXED] Office Applications crash due to Nahimic audio driver

• [FIXED] Windows cannot find "c:\program files\microsoft office\root\office16\outlook.exe

• [FIXED] PowerPoint file becomes corrupt when opening a file that contains a VBA project or after enabling a macro in an open file

• [WORKAROUND] PowerPoint crashes when you use media in your files

Expand this section for older crashes and slow performance issues that are fixed

• [FIXED] Office apps crash after you try to access files from OneDrive

Issues affecting PowerPoint features and add-ins

• [WORKAROUND] Replace Font dialog only shows fonts within the PowerPoint presentation

• [FIXED] "Access Denied" when launching an Office add-in

• [FIXED] Excel, Word, or PowerPoint may crash with older versions of GigaTrust software

• [WORKAROUND] "The fine print" license agreement message unexpectedly appears when opening Office apps

• [FIXED] Problems with text, underline, and flickering screens when using Office edit languages

• [WORKAROUND] "Run Programs" custom action is disabled in PowerPoint 2016

• [WORKAROUND] Office 2016 is automatically set as the default application when opening an Office file after installing the Microsoft 365 trial version

• [FIXED] AutoSave is missing from the Office toolbar

• [FIXED] Windows File Explorer does not display the Office document properties

• [FIXED] Error containing the URL "http://hubblecontent.osi.office.net/" when inserting an icon or picture

Problems editing charts after update [FIXED]

Last updated: January 11, 2018

ISSUE

If you recently installed an update and have McAfee antivirus installed on your PC, you may experience problems editing chart data in PowerPoint or Word.

STATUS: FIXED

This issue has been addressed in McAfee's WebAdvisor release 4.0.7.148. To fix this issue, please update the McAfee antivirus to the latest version.

Expand this section for older issues affecting PowerPoint features and add-ins

• [FIXED] Repeated prompt to login and open "_vti_rpc" when using Office 2016 apps with documents stored in OneDrive

Changed functionality, blocked or discontinued features

• Flash, Silverlight, and Shockwave controls blocked in Office 2016

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	Talk to support. If you have a Microsoft 365 for home subscription, or you purchased a one-time download of Office 2016, click the Contact Uslink at the bottom of this page.
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	Provide feedback in Office app You can send feedback directly to our Office teams:. In Office 2016 on Windows 10, open an Office app, and click File > Feedback.

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