Jun 15 2022 03:21 PM
Hi, this is a very simple question that I'm hoping has a very simple answer.
How do I send a Teams invite in Outlook with the URL for the meeting fully displayed? I am able to send a "Click here to join the meeting" link but I'm looking to display the actual URL behind that link automatically for every meeting I host.
The reason is I'm experiencing a bug where my calendar invites may get flattened to plain text and lose the link in my invite. My attendees still have their link, thankfully, but I don't any longer have mine.
Because I book these meetings into my CRM calendar, my Teams calendar in the main Teams window does not list these meetings at all so I can't rescue the links there either.
The only way I can be assured that I can get into the meeting (without one of the participants sending me the invite once they've joined and I'm late because I can't join directly) is if I have the URL listed that I can copy and paste into my browser to launch the meeting.
Is there a simple way to set the Microsoft Teams plug in to automatically display the full URL of the teams meetings I book?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Jun 15 2022 11:39 PM
Jun 16 2022 05:01 AM
Thanks! It sucks that I'll have to do that for every meeting (I was hoping for something automated) but it accomplishes what I want. I appreciate the help.
Jun 16 2022 05:07 AM
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Jun 17 2022 06:35 AM
Thanks for your help. Can you explain to my simple mind what you mean? Send my invites from Word instead of from my calendar? I'm not sure I'm understanding you, sorry. Can you expand a bit? Thanks!
Jun 17 2022 06:47 AM
@cw888 Let me assist with a dump from Word - Options. Not sure how it will affect other stuff but do work so thanks for another workaround @AnqB0VVRJMzsO6zV :)
Jun 17 2022 08:24 AM
Thanks Christian,
I'm definitely an idiot because I'm looking at your lovely screenshot and trying to figure out what this has to do with setting up Teams meetings in Outlook.
Sorry for being so basic, but can you tell me why we're talking about MS Word and what it has to do with Teams meetings in Outlook? I'm trying to understand and apparently failing miserably.
Thanks!