@sjigabby said in Avimark "Microsoft Word not properly installed..." error appears suddendly:

@MC_Bol Trying to help a friend with this issue, we have uninstalled word and reinstalled multiple times and still getting the error message. Please help!!

the issue is you have to remove. Not remove and install again. Having it installed appears to not be an option.

@BraswellJay said in What determines the interface that SIP RTP streams over ...:

@BraswellJay

I finally figured out what was causing my issue.

In FreePBX under Settings->Asterisk SIP Settings there is a parameter to set the External Address used. I had this still set to the public IP of the original interface. Once I changed that parameter to the public IP of the new interface then all started to work over the new interface as expected.

Glad you sorted it out. Good work!

@Dashrender I concur about the Networking Essentials material. Good then and lot of it still relevant today. 😉

@scottalanmiller said in MeshCentral Future:

@AdamF said in MeshCentral Future:

@scottalanmiller said in MeshCentral Future:

@AdamF said in MeshCentral Future:

By the way, I upgraded to the latest stable, and it's working great so far. Happy about that!

We are still on 1.4, we work around the clock so getting reboot time can be a pain.

Yeah, I did it a few days ago when I saw the thread update. I customized it heavily with company logo, customized agents, etc, and it all "stuck" after the update. So far, so good.

I haven't looked at customized agents. What can you customize?

The agent that comes up when it is running for the user (interactive, not background)...What that actually looks like in regards to color, logo, etc. Also the main page where you send people to: https:url/invite. You can customize that page entirely in regards to colors, logos, images, etc. I did it as a "hey lets see if this works" test, and it did, so I kept it in place.

Version 1.5 just released.

@ITivan80 said in What are you using to open HEIC files?:

Maybe you want to try the following software:

https://www.freeconvert.com/heic-to-jpg

I have done this many time and it has worked.

We have an Adobe subscription. I hadn't even thought of running a batch on the .HEIC files to convert them. It's something to look into thanks!

Not totally certain on this, but here are some additional factors.

recent Windows updates Dell Disk Protection (DDPE)in use

Thus far, the following has been working:

Outlook

Rename OST file and allow to rebuild

Word, Excel, etc

Sign out of the O365 account Delete all O365 / Office saved credentials Delete all folders that end with CACHE in the %localappdata%\Microsoft\Office\16.0\ Delete Word Normal.dotm Delete the Auto Correct file (no aways) at C:\Users\Name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Office - generally just deleted them all Sign into Office using Word or Excel