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Thanks geeks. It was fun, hopefully somewhat educational, too.

See you next time :)

Good job as always Kari. Except for the Power Point sharing option in SfB(for which you found a work around), this time everything went off with out a single hitch.

Thanks for all of your hard work on this and many other projects!:)

Thanks @Kari and participants, sorry that I jumped ship so soon, got an urgent phone call and totally forgot to say good bye and log off from the session!

Although it was a bumpy ride for me as a Windows noob, I found the power shell scripts very interesting. Will review the recording again very soon then. When and where will you share the video?

And I don't understand why the macOS version of the Skype Meeting App isn't working as advertised.

EDIT: this is how it looked like:



Well at least I had my Windows 10 IP VM at hand! [emoji41]

Till we meet again then!

Cheers

Wow - great session - got a bit lost at end but understood gist of it - tutorial will help.

Have installed chocolatey - really cool. Only annoying thing is you cannot see all the packages in a simple list.

cereberus said:

Wow - great session - got a bit lost at end but understood gist of it - tutorial will help.

Have installed chocolatey - really cool. Only annoying thing is you cannot see all the packages in a simple list.

Try this:

Code:

choco list | Out-GridView

It gives you a full list of all packages available. Notice that as there are closer to 5,000 packages available, it will take some time for the list to be populated (several minutes!):

(Click to enlarge.)

When populated, you can filter the list. Here I have selected to show only those packages with word Office in package name:

cereberus said:

Wow - great session - got a bit lost at end but understood gist of it - tutorial will help.

Have installed chocolatey - really cool. Only annoying thing is you cannot see all the packages in a simple list.

go here: Chocolatey Gallery | Packages

Or install the UI to use inside of Windows:

Code:

C:\> choco install chocolateygui

Cliff S said:

Or install the UI to use inside of Windows:

Code:

C:\> choco install chocolateygui

Even better than my suggestion :)

By the way, here's the most important (IMO) of the PowerPoint presentations missing yesterday due upload issues. The whole process in 10 slides:



You can download a copy of it:


... or view enlarged in PowerPoint Online: