As you know, when you are on a Teams meeting you can share your screen or a specific application window using the Share button Well, this is now even easier to share a specific application window by just moving around the application icon in the task bar and you will see all opened related window […]
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Teams administrators can now have the list of Teams a user has joined from the Teams administration portal. To enjoy this new capability, connect to your Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) and access the Users\Manage users blade to select the user you want to have the list of Teams. You can get the list by accessing
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If you make video call or join a meeting with Teams and have your camera turned on, you can now hide your own video. To do it, just open the ellipsis menu (you know the 3 dot …) and select Hide for me Doing so, your video feed will be minimized and you can show
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As you know, Microsoft Teams allows you to develop and install applications in Teams. Available applications are managed by Teams administrators using the Teams administration portal. Well, it is now easier for administrators to find applications thanks to the new added Browse by category drop down menu. This feature is currently being deployed and is
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As you may already know, you can use Teams with Personal Accounts (aka Microsoft Account) instead of business accounts to communicate with friends and family members (see https://t.co/ycs5PvlUYO). Well, Teams administrators can now allow (default) or block communication between their business accounts and Teams Personal contact. This settings does not impact the configuration for Skype
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As you already know, when you create a Teams it automatically create a SharePoint Online site which then will be used to stored the Teams and channels files. Until now, it was only possible to see the Teams site in the SharePoint Online administration portal and you were not able to see and manage the
Over the past 2 years or so, the infamous “you are on mute” has been the quote of the years Well, you obviously already know how to mute/unmute using the Mic button on the Teams client or the Ctrl+Shit+M shortcut, but sometime you want/need to be mute all time and then just talk a little
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For those working with Azure, you are probably already aware about the Cloud Shell which let you run PowerShell commands directly from the web browser. Well for Teams administrators, this is now also available; just connect to your Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) and open the Cloud Shell using the icon shown on the left side
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As you may know, Teams meetings are saved in user’s OneDrive (ad-hoc meeting) or the associated SharePoint site for a channel meeting. Starting January 2022, these recordings will auto expire after a defined number of days (default is set to 60 days). This means the recording will be deleted after the expiration. If you have
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If you use Teams you already know it provides chat capabilities. You also know that chat messages are listed in historical order and you can reply only to the last message received. Well, not anymore, you can now reply to a previous/older message. This can comes handy as sometime you can not reply immediately to
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