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Meta Claims AI Training Rights Over Business Websites 🌐Meta’s updated commercial terms will give it permission to collec...
21/10/2026

Meta Claims AI Training Rights Over Business Websites 🌐

Meta’s updated commercial terms will give it permission to collect content from websites associated with businesses using its platforms, raising concerns about AI training, ownership and the conditions companies must accept to reach their customers.

Read more here https://gcis.co.uk/meta-claims-ai-training-rights-over-business-websites/

Tech Tip Tuesday. Stop A Few Lines Creating An Extra Page 📄If a Word document spills onto another page by just a few lin...
20/10/2026

Tech Tip Tuesday. Stop A Few Lines Creating An Extra Page 📄

If a Word document spills onto another page by just a few lines, its hidden Shrink One Page command could help you fit everything neatly without rewriting the text.

Why It Works
Word reduces text size and spacing to try to remove one page, making it useful for letters, handouts or short reports with an almost-empty final page.

How To Do It
Save a copy of your document first.
In desktop Word for Windows, select File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar.
Under Choose commands from, select All Commands.
Select Shrink One Page, click Add, then OK.
Click the new button on the Quick Access Toolbar.

Check Before Sharing
The changes affect the whole document, so check that the text remains readable. If the result is unsuitable, press Ctrl + Z straight away to undo it.

Stay tuned for more helpful tech tips coming soon.

New Blog: Google Gives AI Agents Their Own Work Email 📩Google has announced a workplace AI agent that can have its own e...
14/10/2026

New Blog: Google Gives AI Agents Their Own Work Email 📩

Google has announced a workplace AI agent that can have its own email address, calendar and company account, allowing businesses to delegate ongoing tasks while making it clearer which actions were taken by software rather than employees.

Find out more here in our latest article https://gcis.co.uk/google-gives-ai-agents-their-own-work-email/

Tech Tip Tuesday: Share Just The PDF Pages Someone Needs 📑 If someone only needs a few pages from a lengthy PDF, Google ...
13/10/2026

Tech Tip Tuesday: Share Just The PDF Pages Someone Needs 📑

If someone only needs a few pages from a lengthy PDF, Google Chrome lets you save those pages as a separate document, making reports, instructions and supporting information easier to share.

How To Do It
Right-click the PDF in File Explorer and choose Open with > Google Chrome.

Press Ctrl + P and select Save as PDF under Destination.

Under Pages, choose Custom and enter the pages required. For example, 2-4,7 selects pages two to four and page seven.

Check the preview, then select Save and give the new PDF a different filename.

Your original PDF remains unchanged. Use the page positions shown in the preview, which may differ from the numbers printed on the document itself.

More top tech tips coming next week ➡️

What a night! ✨This time last week, we were celebrating at the Stevenage Community Trust Dinner Dance, a fantastic eveni...
09/10/2026

What a night! ✨

This time last week, we were celebrating at the Stevenage Community Trust Dinner Dance, a fantastic evening bringing local businesses and supporters together for an incredible cause.

We’re delighted to hear that an amazing £21,400 was raised on the night, helping the Trust continue its vital work supporting people and organisations throughout our local community.

A huge congratulations to everyone involved in organising such a brilliant event. GCIS was very proud to be a sponsor and part of such a memorable evening. 🥂

We’re proud to announce that GCIS has once again achieved SafeContractor approval! ✅This recognised accreditation reflec...
07/10/2026

We’re proud to announce that GCIS has once again achieved SafeContractor approval! ✅

This recognised accreditation reflects our continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health, safety and responsible working practices across every project we deliver.

It gives our clients added confidence that they’re partnering with a trusted, compliant and safety-focused team.

A fantastic achievement and a real credit to everyone at GCIS!

Tech Tip; Give Vaguely Named Emails A Useful Subject📩If important emails arrive with unhelpful subjects such as “Hello” ...
06/10/2026

Tech Tip; Give Vaguely Named Emails A Useful Subject📩

If important emails arrive with unhelpful subjects such as “Hello” or “Update”, classic Outlook lets you rename them, making them easier to identify and find later.

Why Is This Useful?
Adding a customer name, project reference or invoice number gives the message a more meaningful label. For example, changing “Documents” to “Acme Ltd – Signed Maintenance Agreement” makes its purpose clearer without needing to open the attachments.

How To Do It
1. In classic Outlook, double-click the received email to open it in a separate window.
2. Click inside the subject line and edit the wording.
3. Click the Save icon at the top left, then close the message.

What To Know
You cannot edit the subject directly in the Reading Pane. Also, if Outlook groups messages by conversation, the message list may still show the original conversation heading, even though your revised subject appears when you view the email.

This tip is for classic Outlook on Windows 10 or Windows 11; the steps do not apply to new Outlook or Outlook in a browser.

A great day on the golf course! ⛳️ Yesterday, the GCIS team took part in the Cambridge United Foundation Golf Day at Gir...
01/10/2026

A great day on the golf course! ⛳️

Yesterday, the GCIS team took part in the Cambridge United Foundation Golf Day at Girton Golf Club, Cambridge.

A fantastic day of golf, networking and supporting a great cause. ⛳️

Cambridge United Foundation
Girton Golf Club

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We’re proud to be sponsoring the Stevenage Community Trust Dinner Dance 2026 this Friday! ✨It promises to be a fantastic...
30/09/2026

We’re proud to be sponsoring the Stevenage Community Trust Dinner Dance 2026 this Friday! ✨

It promises to be a fantastic evening celebrating the Trust’s incredible work and the difference it continues to make across our local community.

We’re delighted to support such a worthwhile cause and look forward to joining everyone for a brilliant evening. 🥂

Top Tech Tip; Find Email Attachments Without Opening Every Message 🖇️If you remember receiving a document but cannot fin...
29/09/2026

Top Tech Tip; Find Email Attachments Without Opening Every Message 🖇️

If you remember receiving a document but cannot find the email, Outlook’s attachment search can help you locate it without opening messages individually.

Why Is This Useful?
An invoice, contract or project document can easily disappear into a busy mailbox, particularly when you cannot remember the sender or subject line.

Filtering for attachments removes messages without files from your results, while adding a relevant keyword helps narrow the search further.

How To Do It In Classic Outlook
Click the Search box at the top of Outlook.
Type hasattachments:yes and press Enter.

To narrow the results, add a keyword, for example invoice hasattachments:yes.
Check the search scope beside the Search box and select Current Mailbox if you want to search beyond the selected folder.
Open the matching email to access its attachment.

In New Outlook Or Outlook On The Web
Click the Search box and enter a relevant keyword.
Run the search, then select Has attachments to narrow the results.
Alternatively, open the search filter options and tick Attachments.

Make Your Search More Precise
Choose a distinctive project name or phrase rather than a broad word such as “document”. Outlook can search message text and many attachment types, so the keyword does not have to appear in the email’s subject.

Note: The results show matching emails containing attachments, rather than a separate folder of downloaded files.

Keep your eyes peeled for more top tech tips coming soon 📩

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