Step-by-Step: How to Setup Copilot Chat in VS Code
Copilot Chat is an AI-powered chatbot leveraging OpenAI's GPT-4, designed to enhance your coding workflow. Learn how to set up Copilot Chat step by step in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). Benefit from personalized and flexible coding environments, code analysis, automated unit test generation, and bug fixes. Prerequisites include an active GitHub account and the latest version of VS Code. Elevate your coding efficiency to new heights with Copilot Chat.How to Delete Microsoft Teams Cache for All Users via PowerShell
Improve Microsoft Teams performance by deleting the cache for all users. This article provides detailed steps on how to clear the cache, which can reduce clutter and improve application speed. By following these steps, you can ensure that your Microsoft Teams application is running smoothly and efficiently.Webinars - Registered participant access to the Chat/Recording
We use webinars regularly for offering teacher professional development. The registration feature has been a welcome addition. However, we are running into an issue with the access to meeting chat and resources. Due to the changes made to access to meeting chat (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Microsoft%20Teams&searchterms=68853) making it so anyone not added to the event as an attendee is automatically removed from the meeting chat at the end of the meeting, registered participants also lose access to the meeting chat and meeting recording at the end of the meeting. This is the case even when the Meeting Chat is 'Enabled'. It would seem to me that registered participants should be treated in the same way as invited 'attendees' to a meeting if chat is 'enabled', so that they can follow-up with questions, follow links and files placed in chat related to the event and watch the recording. If the meeting options, set chat to 'In-meeting only' then registered participants should automatically lose access to the chat after. Aside from manually adding the registered participants as attendees to the meeting after the fact, any workarounds to this? Any plans to change this behaviour?
