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MS Teams invitation shows as plain text asking to join the meeting, instead of hyperlink
When I schedule a meeting using MS Teams APP in Windows 10 PC, the resulting invitation is received as plain text, not even showing the link, only text words "Join the MS Teams Meeting" and "Help" (I...
- Yes,
The optimal solution is to have them receive in HTML however if they won’t and only accept in plain text then copy and paste the link into an invite, or get them to simply join straight through Teams via the join button in the calendar app rather than Outlook
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris
Hmm, try this
https://www.technipages.com/outlook-change-view-html-plain-text
Is Outlook set to compose in HTML? Or just in plain text? It should be HTML
Let me know how you get on
Best, Chris
https://www.technipages.com/outlook-change-view-html-plain-text
Is Outlook set to compose in HTML? Or just in plain text? It should be HTML
Let me know how you get on
Best, Chris
Outlook was composing in plain text. My following question is:
I am the organizer of the MS Teams invitation. Will everyone else that has the plain text option of Outlook have the same problem?
In this case, is the best solution to cancel the invitation and organizing a new one with "copy/paste" link in plain text the url address?
I am the organizer of the MS Teams invitation. Will everyone else that has the plain text option of Outlook have the same problem?
In this case, is the best solution to cancel the invitation and organizing a new one with "copy/paste" link in plain text the url address?
- Yes,
The optimal solution is to have them receive in HTML however if they won’t and only accept in plain text then copy and paste the link into an invite, or get them to simply join straight through Teams via the join button in the calendar app rather than Outlook
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris- Thank you very much.
RicardoLB700 frankly the MS Teams invites are laughably bad.
A meeting invite should include as a minimum:
title:
date:
time:
link:
Somewhere, the MS Teams developers missed the memo and got this horribly, horribly wrong. Allowing customization to add your corporate logo to the invites doesn't help much if the date/time isn't in there.
