It truly is. Excited to see more of it over the coming months.

Lol. But how’s the content? Did you learn anything? 😊

@@TrevorBeck It was too annoying to watch more than a few minutes. Consequently I didn't learn anything from the video.

@@JessicaLely-z4v Unfortunately I’m retired now and no longer have access to the tools. :-(

If you’re using a browser other than Safari, you can use Profiles to manage the different accounts. This means you can have 2 windows open logged in with 2 different accounts (not the same as switching accounts). Bookmarks will be added to whichever window is currently the focus. Check out my video on using Chrome or search for Google Profiles. :-)

Thank you! One of my goals before retiring was to create a number of these videos. I’m glad to hear the effort wasn’t wasted. 😊

Unfortunately I’ve retired and no longer have access to the tools. 😢

Unfortunately I never got around to part 2 before I retired. :-(

Oh no I really would have loved that. As this would have been helpful to know the exact steps of how you did this video. Do you offer 1x1 virtually?@@TrevorBeck

Sorry, the video was my cheat sheet. :-)

Thanks! Be sure to check out my other M365 tutorials!

As far as I know, it’s at a site level. However, if users right-click on a file, they can choose to open it directly in the desktop app.

So, what is not correct?

@@TrevorBeck first,, never catch in a flat hand, second never flip it to stop the motors (they will stop on their own if you had it in landing mode) ,. Proper procedure is Bring drone to head height with a side facing you and camera pointing down, place hand about 1 ft below the drone (it should rise slightly). Push left stick full down, once you notice the camera moving to a level position you know the drone has gone into landing mode. Once drone has gone into landing mode let go of the left stick and do not touch it again. Allow the drone to come down to you hand and grasp the sides. The motors will stop in a few seconds. It is important not to touch the sticks once the drone has gone into landing mode so you don’t accidentally create a dangerous drone movement. Never try to flip the drone on its side to stop the motors, it’s dangerous and causes undue stress on the ESCs.

@@lauren301 Fair points, but in windy conditions I still wouldn’t use an open hand position. While I agree about the stress, I still feel this is the best option for me. Thanks for your comments. 😀

I don't like the grab and flip method. The fact that it is revving up to maximum and then you flip the drone is putting enormous gyroscopic stress on these tiny motors. There is an easier way of handcatching the mini 2, but for some reason people don't show it on these instruction videos. I let the drone hover a bit above eye level at an arms lenght away from me, with the camera facing me. Then I grab and hold it just under the 'fore arms' just behind the camera. This way you're not triggering the bottom sensors, and you can just shut it down by pulling down on the landing stick. It's easy, I'm in full control the whole time and I'm not stressing out my motors. Try it.

@@00fiks82Interesting. I’ve never seen that but it makes sense. I’ll try it this weekend!

You need to have the admin role for the site. You'll need to contact an admin preson to be assigned the role.

There are lots of templates available online by Googling it. Just depends on what functionality you want to add - and now you can do it yourself. 🙂

LOL - beyond me. I retired a year ago and haven't been accessing Power Automate since then.