![]() In an effort to prevent this behavior, I configured local group policy to disallow sign-in to Office (User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Microsoft Office 2016 > Miscellaneous > Block Signing Into Office : Enabled / None Allowed). If I click the sign-out link in the above screenshot, Office reverts to the desirable signed-out state - that is, until I re-launch Outlook, whereupon I am prompted to sign in for my email once again, and the entire Office suite is once again connected to the Office 365 account. I find it to be very intrusive that I've been signed into the entire Office suite using my work account. For example, here's a screenshot of OneNote: Much to my dismay, after doing so, I discovered that I was signed in to all of the office applications with this account. ![]() ![]() I've got to have access at home to my work email and calendar, so I've added the exchange account to Outlook. All of this works swimmingly.Īt home, I've got a personal copy of Office 2016. At work, we have the option to use Office 2016, 365, or the browser-based version of Office. ![]() My organization uses Office 365 and Office-365-associated email accounts.
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