Forum Discussion
Reply on Desktop App?
- Sep 18, 2021I don't work for Microsoft, but if you'd like to try out the "quoted reply" it's now available in Public Preview.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-public-preview/now-in-public-preview-quoted-reply-for-desktop-web-coming-soon/m-p/2761594
https://youtu.be/MxZ_gcnqCZg
- sridhars_raoSep 08, 2021Copper Contributor
The query is for reply to chat messages and not Posts in Channel. Your link is misleading
- Trevor_PointSep 20, 2021Brass Contributor
I was thankfully wrong!
- asubmaniJul 09, 2021Copper Contributor
Positive_energy Sorry that is not the answer.. you are referring specifically to opening a conversation in a "Channel".
As per Microsoft.. the desktop/macOS version is nerfed as far as "reply" goes. It is available in the iOS version of the app where you do a Long press to get reply; unfortunately as with every large enterprise.. good features get rejected because a bully in a suit doesn't understand when a smart engineers explains essential features of a product! Microsoft is certainly not an exception in this regard!
- Palue67Apr 16, 2021Copper Contributor
Positive_energy the question was how to reply to specific message in chat!
Not on Channel Posts!
- ANGleAUTMar 28, 2021Copper Contributor
Positive_energy. Your video does not address the issue the Op is experiencing.
On a mobile device, you can swipe right on a message & it will create a reply related to that message by capturing it in a small bubble. See green tick image in below screenshot.
The alternative posted by ChristianBergstrom requires additional steps & does not look the same as the mobile version. See red X in screenshot below.
The first quote at 09:47 on a mobile device shows the name in bold & has no time stamp.
The quote at 09:48 followed ChristianBergstrom steps, is cumbersome, doesn't show the name in bold
All messages already have the ellipses (...) menu. Simply supply a reply action & quote the message the same way as on a mobile device. Why do I have to copy / > / paste / Enter, enter to quote a message?