Follow along with Gini von Courter as she takes you on a tour of Outlook on the web, the browser version of Outlook. Gini shows how to send, receive, and manage email, as well as how to organize, flag, and pin your messages. Discover how to work with the calendar features in Outlook on the web, including how to create repeating appointments, request meetings, and view multiple calendars. Plus, learn how to create contacts and groups, and use the Outlook task feature to manage your to-do list effectively.

Give your designs an authentic handcrafted feel. “Swootys Script Font” is perfectly suited to signature, stationery, logo, typography quotes, magazine or book cover, website header, clothing, branding, packaging design and more.

OTF | TTF | WOFF 

Collaborate more seamlessly using Zoom, the popular video conferencing tool. In this course, staff instructor Garrick Chow shows how to schedule, moderate, and participate in Zoom meetings. Garrick begins by showing how to set up your Zoom account and adjust audio and video settings. Next, he walks through joining and participating in meetings scheduled by others. Garrick covers how to use a variety of options during meetings such as adjusting views, muting your microphone, turning your video camera on and off, and sharing your screen. Finally, Garrick demonstrates how to host your own Zoom meetings, from scheduling and adjusting moderator settings to recording meetings.

Programmers shouldn’t have to guess whether software is working correctly. They should be able to prove it, every step of the way. A formal test-driven development (TDD) process allows you to build testing into your daily routine. You can run tests many times a day, getting instant feedback on the quality of your code. This course explains how to adopt a TDD mindset and process—vital skills for all modern software developers. Find out what makes a good test, why you should be more interested in failure than success, and how to measure and repeatedly run tests. Then explore the jargon: test suites, test harnesses, mock and stub objects, and more. Finally, look at how TDD is used in the most common programming languages and environments and what tools and frameworks exist to help you succeed. Instructor Neelam Dwivedi tackles each topic from a programmer’s perspective, emphasizing the time and cost savings that a good TDD workflow can provide.

Introducing a new handwriting font. It creates a beautiful atmosphere to your design and feels joyful. The font is fully handmade, polished by mouse for some creative perfection along with some secret sauce cooked at our studio.

OTF | TTF | WOFF 

Learning how to speak the language of the "Twitterverse" can help you tap into a worldwide conversation and express—in 140 characters or less—your own ideas and opinions. In this course, learn the ins and outs of Twitter, one of the world's most prominent social media platforms. Explore the conventions and lingo of the microblogging social network, including tweets, retweets, direct messages, follows, and mentions. Discover how to create an account, write tweets, include images and links in your tweets, find people you know or who have shared interests, download and install the Twitter app on a mobile device, and more.

Revit offers a workflow that’s uniquely suited to facilities management, particularly room and area design. Creating an area plan can help you understand the available square footage and the relationships between spaces in your building. Designers can break down areas in different ways, for example, isolating the areas used by a particular team. In this course, you can learn how to create area plans and schedules from CAD models using Revit. Discover how to create the basic plan, tag areas, and work with gross and rentable areas. Instructor Shaun Bryant also shows how to generate legends to display areas on documentation and create area schedules.

When it comes to getting ahead in your career, a timely piece of advice can make all the difference. In this course, we've gathered some of the best insights from our interviews with top LinkedIn influencers, providing busy professionals with a collection of thoughtful tips for making their career bigger, better, and more purposeful. Learn how to measure engagement and company culture with HotelTonight CEO Sam Shank. Join leadership expert Jim Citrin as he shares how to craft an elevator pitch that explains what you want to do with your career (and why). Discover how to offer helpful feedback on an individual's strengths and weaknesses with tips from noted business journalist Suzy Welch. Each interview contains stand-alone lessons, so you can jump in at any point to start learning.

Autodesk Green Building Studio (GBS) helps you optimize the energy efficiency and carbon footprint of your building designs. It can read BIM data directly from Revit models, providing a fast and efficient workflow for energy analysis. This course shows you the steps involved, starting with setting up a Green Building Studio project and exporting the Revit model geometry, room data, and energy information into GBS-friendly XML. Instructor Eric Wing then shows how to run the energy analysis and create design alternatives for comparison—right from Green Building Studio.

If you want to keep track of the health, performance, and security of your entire stack running in the cloud, you'll need a monitoring and operations solution—and there are several robust options to choose from. This course explores the features and uses of leading cloud monitoring solutions so you can compare them against the needs of your infrastructure and organization. The first chapter covers the basics of cloud monitoring, including a discussion of governance, short-term analytics, long-term analytics, and cost. Then, instructor David Linthicum previews the latest tools and provides demonstrations of a few notable solutions. He wraps up with a practical set of guidelines and steps you can use to select and plan for the implementation of a cloud monitoring and operations solution.

Learn the day-to-day activities required to maintain and monitor an Exchange Server environment. This course teaches the core skills related to administering an organization's email with Exchange Server 2019—the latest version of the flagship Microsoft communications platform. Microsoft Certified Trainer and Solutions Expert Robert McMillen covers creating and configuring mailboxes in the Exchange Control Panel, setting mailbox permissions and delegations, adjusting transport rules, and designing a service-level agreement (SLA) to set expectations around downtime and message delivery. Plus, learn how to back up and recover email, set up protections against malware and spam, and define client policies to guide access, retention, delivery attempts, and more.

Panel boards, frequency drives, and transformers are some of the key components inside electrical systems, and understanding their fundamentals is critical to anyone in the electrical trade. In this course, learn about all three types of equipment, find out what variants of each you'll encounter, and learn how to work with them. Veteran electrician Christopher Randall also covers basic math as it’s used in electrical calculations. Upon wrapping up this course, you’ll have a foundational understanding of some of the most essential pieces of equipment you’ll encounter on the job.

Many organizations are shifting to agile frameworks, while continuing with traditional project management methods like waterfall. Luckily, agile and waterfall aren’t mutually exclusive. You can use both methodologies, blending them to achieve the best results for your projects. This course compares and contrasts the two frameworks, so that leaders and project managers can choose the right approach for their teams. Kelly OConnell reviews the basics of waterfall and agile (including scrum and Kanban), covering their life cycles, strengths, weaknesses, and constraints. She then explains how to select your framework and measure team progress, so you can see how your choice impacts overall performance. Plus, learn how to conduct program and portfolio reporting when you are running blended, interdependent projects.

SAP SuccessFactors Foundation—a key module in the SAP suite of HR enterprise software—boasts features that help organizations find and retain the best people. In this course, get a system-focused look at the module's most notable capabilities, as well as practical use cases for each feature. See examples of how individuals in different roles—from managers to system administrators—experience SAP SuccessFactors Foundation functionality on both desktop and mobile. Learn the most essential concepts surrounding each feature and discover what to consider when implementing them.

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Designed with simple clean and fresh look. Vector files easy editable, so you can change its properties and get a whole new look. This mini set Icon is ideal for helping you tell a story about your mobile or web products in a fun and compelling way.

Vector EPS | Ai Illustrator

New!! UICON 2.0 Series

Now you can Costumize the stroke and Resize it as you want…!!

Designed with simple clean and fresh look. Vector files easy editable, so you can change its properties and get a whole new look. This mini set Icon is ideal for helping you tell a story about your mobile or web products in a fun and compelling way.

Vector EPS | Ai Illustrator

Discover how to calculate the materials required for product manufacturing with greater accuracy and speed within SAP. The SAP ERP tool has many different material requirements planning (MRP) strategies that are preconfigured and ready to implement; you just need to learn how to choose the right one. This course guides you through the configuration options and business processes behind the make-to-stock (MTS), make-to-order (MTO), and component-level MRP strategies. You can also explore a hybrid strategy for multi-use materials, for use with components in production and spare parts. Once you have completed this course, you should be able to pair the right material requirements planning strategy for every possible business scenario.

Many of the objects that make up our world—from the coffee mugs in our cupboards to the laptops on our desks—were transformed into finished products via the wonders of modern manufacturing. But while the manufacturing industry is seen as a critical part of society, many folks still associate manufacturing jobs with tedious assembly-line labor. In reality, today’s advanced manufacturing roles boast higher-than-average pay rates, a longer job tenure than most, and one of the highest percentage of workers eligible for health benefits. In this course, Kipp Bradford acquaints job seekers with opportunities in the manufacturing trades, explaining what these jobs look like, which challenges and opportunities they present, and how to jump-start a career in this growing field.

Discover how easy it is to bring your characters to life in Adobe After Effects. Join Angie Taylor as she shares tips and tricks for animating within this powerful motion graphics and compositing application. Learn how to set up anchor points, link the different parts of your characters together in a parental hierarchy, and create a simple character rigging system. Get tips for using the Puppet tool, including how to create a sense of depth in your animations and fix glitches with Starch pins. Plus, discover how to link master properties to your Puppet tool rig; leverage RubberHose, a rigging script for After Effects; and easily automate a lip-sync animation.

Take the guesswork out of your InDesign layouts. Whether it's a business card, a poster, a digital magazine, or a printed book, your design will look better if you use a grid. Join designer Nigel French as he takes you through a brief history of grids—why you should use them and when you should break them. He shows you how to establish margins and columns, set up a modular grid, and how to fit text to a baseline grid. Plus, learn how to use the powerful Gridify tool and break the grid for graphic effect using images.

Button flows allow for an automated sequence to be triggered by a user action, or button, when the user is ready for the automation to take place. This popular way of creating and deploying automation with Microsoft Flow saves businesses time and make repetitive tasks happen quicker and more efficiently. In this course, Gini von Courter steps through how to create button flows. Learn how to create a button flow using a template and check, save, and test your flow. Plus, see how to create a button flow on a mobile device, build a flow that uses a trigger token, create a flow that captures input, and set up and pair a Flic button for use with Microsoft Flow.

With Microsoft Flow, you can streamline your workflow for approving processes and documents for your business. In this course, learn how to create, test, and edit both simple and complex approval flows, and pick up best practices for integrating approval flows into your business. Instructor Gini von Courter shows how to create an approval flow in SharePoint, and grant (or reject) approval via email, the Flow approvals center, or a mobile app. Gini also demonstrates how Flow integrates with OneDrive, how to share a flow with your team, and how to leverage a few advanced techniques, including creating a parallel approval branch in a flow.

Text is a rich source of insights for businesses. Websites, social media, emails, and chats all contain valuable customer data. But to reap the rewards, you need to be able to analyze large amounts of unstructured text. Text mining is an essential skill for anyone working in big data and data science. This course teaches text-mining techniques to extract, cleanse, and process text using Python and the scikit-learn and nltk libraries. Kumaran Ponnambalam explains how to perform text analytics using popular techniques like word cloud and sentiment analysis. He then shows how to make predictions with text data using clustering, classification, and recommendations—otherwise known as predictive text. Along the way, he introduces important text analytics concepts such as lemmatization and n-grams.

Revit offers a workflow that’s uniquely suited to facilities management, particularly room and area design. You can take a linked CAD file and generate a detailed room schedule by defining room-bounding parameters and areas. In this course, you can learn how to use Revit to develop room plans and schedules from CAD models. Discover how to retrieve room data from the model, create a room floor plan, tag rooms, add new rooms and departments, and associate spaces with occupancy. Instructor Shaun Bryant also explains how to generate detailed room schedules from your design for sharing with clients and colleagues.