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<br>3. Close the window and open Teams|Tech Tips 6.jpg}} | <br>3. Close the window and open Teams|Tech Tips 6.jpg}} | ||
{{img1|4. Click the ellipses at the top right corner next to your profile image, click settings and click the Notifications tab on the left side|Tech Tips 7.jpg}} | {{img1|4. Click the ellipses at the top right corner next to your profile image, click settings and click the Notifications tab on the left side|Tech Tips 7.jpg}} | ||
− | {{img1|5. Choose all of these same settings as in the screenshot. | + | {{img1|5. Choose all of these same settings as in the screenshot. <br>NOTE: you may want to change the "Missed activity emails" option to once every 10 minutes|Tech Tips 8.jpg}} |
{{img1|6. Open the Teams tab on the left side menu and find the Team Channel you want to change notifications for|Tech Tips 9.jpg}} | {{img1|6. Open the Teams tab on the left side menu and find the Team Channel you want to change notifications for|Tech Tips 9.jpg}} | ||
{{img1|7. Hover over the channel and click the 3 dots, hover over Channel Notifications, click Custom|Tech Tips 10.jpg}} | {{img1|7. Hover over the channel and click the 3 dots, hover over Channel Notifications, click Custom|Tech Tips 10.jpg}} | ||
− | {{img1|8. Click the dropdown box next to Channel Mentions, select Banner and Feed. | + | {{img1|8. Click the dropdown box next to Channel Mentions, select Banner and Feed. <br>NOTE: You may also elect to enable notifications for all activity, if you do, select Banner and Feed on the All New Posts dropbown box|Tech Tips 11.jpg}} |
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Latest revision as of 08:24, June 21, 2023
Adjust Windows 10 Text Size
Tip: How to adjust text scaling in sign-out booth TVs
1. Click on the white search box on the task bar and type “Make everything bigger”, and hit enter | |
2. Under “Change the size of apps and text on the main display,” click the dropdown box
3. Choose 100% |
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4. Open the Start menu, click the profile icon, and click “Sign out” | |
5. You can now log back in
Default Browser: Google Chrome
Tip: How to set Google Chrome as your default browser
1. Click on the white search box on the task bar, type “Default apps,” and hit enter | |
2. Scroll down to the bottom, under “Web browser,” and click the dropdown box
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Olympus CellSens Settings
Tips: How to optimize cellSens display settings
1. Upon opening for the first time, it is recommended to select: “Do not select simple layout”
3. Exposure Compensation: 1/3 |
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Teams Notifications
Tip: How to turn on all notifications from Teams
1. Click the white search box on the taskbar, type "Notifications and Actions settings" and click enter | |
2. Scroll down and make sure the button next to Microsoft Teams is switched to On
3. Close the window and open Teams |
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4. Click the ellipses at the top right corner next to your profile image, click settings and click the Notifications tab on the left side | |
5. Choose all of these same settings as in the screenshot. NOTE: you may want to change the "Missed activity emails" option to once every 10 minutes |
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6. Open the Teams tab on the left side menu and find the Team Channel you want to change notifications for | |
7. Hover over the channel and click the 3 dots, hover over Channel Notifications, click Custom | |
8. Click the dropdown box next to Channel Mentions, select Banner and Feed. NOTE: You may also elect to enable notifications for all activity, if you do, select Banner and Feed on the All New Posts dropbown box |
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