software update
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Microsoft Simplifies Hyperlinking in Word
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Microsoft has streamlined the process of adding hyperlinks in Word documents, allowing users to simply paste a link over the text they wish to hyperlink, eliminating the need to open a menu or use the CTRL + K shortcut. This update, which mirrors the functionality found in WordPress and other content management systems, is designed to enhance efficiency by reducing the number of steps required for hyperlinking. The feature is being rolled out to Word for the web and requires version 2511 or later for Windows and version 16.104 or later for Mac. This matters because it simplifies a common task, saving time for users across different platforms.
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Logitech Apps Fail on macOS Due to Expired Certificate
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Mac users with Logitech accessories have experienced a disruption as the Logi Options+ and G Hub apps for macOS stopped functioning, reverting all accessory settings to defaults. This issue was caused by an expired security certificate crucial for inter-process communications, as confirmed by Logitech's Head of Global Marketing, Joe Santucci. Logitech has issued patches with updated certificates, but users must manually download them since the expired certificate also broke the apps' built-in updater. Each app requires a separate patch to restore functionality and user customizations. This matters because it highlights the importance of maintaining valid security certificates to ensure software reliability and user satisfaction.
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Logitech Fixes macOS Mouse Issues
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Logitech recently addressed an issue affecting macOS users, where their Logitech mice experienced functionality problems due to an expired certificate in the Logi Options Plus app. This problem prevented users from utilizing customized features and caused the app to become stuck in a boot loop. Logitech acknowledged the oversight and released a manual patch to resolve the issue, ensuring that user settings and customizations remain intact. The fix is currently available for recent macOS versions, with support for older versions to follow. This matters as it highlights the importance of maintaining software certificates to prevent disruptions in device functionality.