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This solution was born out of a situation where a customer had removed their last on-premises Exchange Server from their hybrid topology and wanted to manage room mailboxes natively in …
First to use Microsoft Teams on your Apple device you will need to download the free mobile app from your app store.
Apple iOS Devices
On your Apple device look for …
Chats are central to Microsoft Teams and it’s likely one of the first things you’ll do when using Microsoft Teams. Chats can be one-on-one, with a group, or as part …
You may find yourself with a requirement to broadcast an event company wide and a Teams meeting itself just hasn’t got the capacity (limited to 300 participants) you need or …
Replying to chats on Teams can be made much easier and clearer when you ‘quote reply’ to your messages. It’s an easy and simplistic way to help your colleagues understand …
This feature originated from Education. Teachers would create a class meeting that students would join. They would receive the lesson brief and instructions and the Teacher would then want to …
When you schedule a meeting it’s security policy is created based on the policy assigned to the organiser of the meeting. The policy can be viewed and edited from the …
Following on from the post about live captions and the reasons for using them by default, Microsoft Teams meetings also support people with audible disabilities using CART (Communication Access Realtime …
Accessibility is becoming very important within the communications tools such as Microsoft Teams.
You probably didn’t know that Megan you’ve worked with in the office for 5 years is slightly …
Have you ever presented in an online meeting your killer idea and then asked for feedback on what participants think and get silence?
Or have you sat in someone else’s meeting …
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