Where do I find the messages I sent through "Share to Outlook from Teams"
On 3/20 I forwarded a chat message to several people using the "Share to Outlook from Teams" feature available in the horizontal ellipse menu for that message. Today I was going through my notes and realized I never received a response from the person the message was directed to so I looked in my Outlook Sent box for the message to follow up on it. It was not there. Even more confusing, there is no indication in Teams that the message was sent. Embarrassingly I had to ask one of the "Cc" recipients to forward it back to me so I could follow up with the "To" person I needed to. This confirms the message did go out. Just to make sure this wasn't a one-time thing my buddy used the "Share to Outlook from Teams" feature on a Teams conversation we had. I received his email, and just like me he had no trace the message was sent. Where do you go to find your messages sent through the "Share to Outlook from Teams" feature?Take these steps to enable your Firstline Workers today
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Manage Rental Device in a Team (Channel)
Hello, I am new in MS Teams. I want to have a Team with a Channel with about 5 users. I want to manage a Rental Device in this Channel, where everyone of the 5 users can book the Rental Device for certain days. What is the easiest/simpliest way to achive this? I tried with a channel calender, but this is not available on the mobile device... Br, JohannesOne Teams license, but 2 email addresses
I have a client who as the title suggests, has a Teams license. Their 365 licenses are tied to an '@yyynz.onmicrosoft.com' address for licensing. Reason? The account is historically linked to Azure and up until recently they were an independently owned subsidiary of a global player. Therefore they've had their own separate independent subscriptions for 365 and other services. This is set to change as the independent has merged with the global parent. Change is underway, but it's a slow process. Using the '@yyynz.onmicrosoft.com' has not been an issue up until now. They've been using the global yyy.com email address for nearly 20 years outside of the Microsoft realm. With the advent of Teams the incumbent account name makes life difficult. Invites are being sent to their '@yyy.com' addresses, which in turn trips up over accessing Teams which is registered to the '@yyynz.onmicrosoft.com' account. Question I'm trying to get to is, does the client need to invest in additional Teams licenses to accommodate the '@yyy.com' address? or, and this is the 2nd question, if not, how do I configure Teams to use both? Bear in mind I cannot accommodate the domain 'yyy.com' in this tenancy as it belongs to the tenancy operated by the global entity. And they're not ready to accommodate these users as yet. One Teams, two email addresses? PaulOngoing agenda and action items for Meetings
I like the Agenda and Action items built into Teams but dislike that each meeting is an island (now in Loop). What are some best practices on how to have continuity across a set of meetings, whether using those widgets or not? Do you just do it external to Teams? Sometimes these meetings are in a series but often get moved. Currently we create the meetings just in Outlook, not in a Channel. I have heard mixed success of it being in a channel.
Bulk deploy the Teams auto start setting
In the blog post announcing the release of the TeamsBootstrapper.exe utility for deploying the New Teams client for Windows, it references an upcoming "auto start support" feature where the utility could be used to configure Teams to automatically launch when new users sign in for the first time. It's been over a year and there has been no update on this. I posted a comment on the blog post last week but there has been no response. Has this new feature been abandoned? Is there another supported way to do this? (Can I just mount C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT and throw a value in Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce pointing to C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\MSTeams_25072.1609.3541.7814_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\ms-teams.exe ?)
Grouping chats and channels is no longer possible
Grouping chats and channels is no longer possible The option to switch to Preview mode is no longer available in the About menu. So, is this now some kind of final version and the Public Preview has ended? Can anyone confirm? The old interface feels dull after getting used to the new grouping feature — or is it still possible to activate it from some other menu?
