This section focuses on Microsoft products and services
This site will not address Microsoft Windows Server, Azure, Visual Studio, or SQL Server.
Some of the topics that will be covered include Microsoft Office, One Drive, and how to use Microsoft to backup your photos and files.
Using One Drive to backup your photos
Photos are important memories to keep in our lives. As long as I have been in the I.T. industry, it is important to always have a backup. In most cases, there is a fee to pay for the services but it is a good insurance source to have.
If you have a Microsoft Office account, your phone can backup your photos to your One Drive account by installing the One Drive app onto your mobile device. Once the account has been added to the app, it will give you and option to backup all your photos to your One Drive folder. As they are taken, they will be backed up (if enabled).
$9.99 a month is worth it for the service and 1 terabyte is a great deal of storage space. If properly used, you may not need memory cards or additional storage in your phone since the folder can be access by other devices.
Association with Microsoft
This website operates on Microsoft operating systems and website applications. This website was stated at the same time the Microsoft developed many of the website applications and tools that are still in use today.
Support of Microsoft operating systems and software applications happened in 1984 when MS-SOS, Linux, and Microsoft Multiplan were in use.
Over the years, that support has continued with Windows, Microsoft 365, and cloud systems for personal and business purposes.
Through Willamette Media Services, the company has develop Microsoft Access applications for small businesses using web sites, cloud servers, and stand alone applications for mobile devices using Microsoft database systems.
This website represents a long history of working with Microsoft as a customer, contracted employee, and partner but does have other commitments to other tech companies as well.