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There’s an old shortcut to quickly bring up the Command Prompt in Admin mode:
But did you know you can swap out Command Prompt in that menu and replace it with PowerShell?
Now you’ll see PowerShell instead of Command Prompt:
Title: Microsoft Azure, Cloud and Enterprise Symbol / Icon Set
Published: 12/18/2014
Publisher: Microsoft Corporation
Version: 2.02
File name: CloudnEnterprise_Symbols_Public_v2.02.zip
Size: 4.2 MB
Download URL: Click here for download
DESCRIPTION
This package contains a set of symbols/icons to visually represent features of and systems that use Microsoft Azure and related technologies.
CLOUD – CnE_CloudV2.09.vss
(155 stencils)
DEPRECATED – CnE_DeprecatedV2.vss
(19 stencils)
DRAWING – CnE_DrawingV2.vss
(36 stencils)
ENTERPRISE – CnE_EnterpriseV2.03.vss
(154 stencils)
GENERAL SYMBOLS – CnE_GeneralSymbolsV2.vss
(40 stencils)
OTHER MICROSOFT PRODUCTS – CnE_OtherMicrosoftProdV2.vss
(22 stencils)
Today Microsoft announced the publicly-available preview of Office 2016.
The download is available by signing up for the Office 2016 Preview program on the Microsoft Connect site.
Note: You will need a Windows Live ID / Microsoft Account to sign up.
After logging into the Connect site you’ll fill out a self-nomination survey. Fill that out and then you’ll have access to the four files for the March 2015 preview:
Where’s the ISO?
There is no spoon.
The ZIP file contains a tiny Setup.exe file (2.42 MB) that leverages XML and BAT files to stream the installation bits to your PC in the background:
As you can see from the screenshot above, the bits are available in x86 ands x64 flavors.
Here are the new programs:
As you can also see, this *is* beta / preview level software.
And if you click the Help button, the support site is *also* in beta:
So – word to the wise, don’t install this in production.