Automatic lowering of Raised Hand after speaking in Teams meetings
The Teams Public Preview team wants to help you ensure smoother meeting facilitation, that's why they're excited to share a new feature that automatically detects and lowers a user’s Raised Hand after they’ve finished contributing to the discussion. This will be available for Teams Public Preview users who use Windows or macOS. Interested? Learn more in our https://insider.office.com/en-us/blog/automatic-lowering-of-raised-hand-after-speaking-in-teams-meetings?ocid=TC! Best, Devin Microsoft 365 Insider Social Community Manager Become a Microsoft 365 Insider and gain exclusive access to new features while helping to shape the future of Microsoft 365. Join Now: https://insider.office.com/join/windows | https://insider.office.com/join/mac | https://insider.office.com/join/ios | https://insider.office.com/join/android
Office 365 for ARM64
I am currently experiencing serious problems with Office 365 on an HP Elitebook ultra G1q notebook, Snapdragon® X Elite X1E-78-100 processor, Windows 11 Pro operating system. Outlook does not refresh, it takes a long time to send or receive emails, Microsoft Teams slows down and the screen freezes at times. I have AI completely disabled, but I am told that I need to get a version of Office 365 for ARM64. The thing is, it is supposed to install automatically when it detects that it is a Snapdragon processor, but when we check the installed version, it does not mention anywhere that it is for ARM64. This is happening with almost all notebooks of the same model in the company. We have other HP notebooks with Intel processors and this does not happen; everything is perfect there. Does anyone know how I can force the installation of Office 365 for ARM64? Thank you. Actualmente tengo serios problemas con el Office 365 desde una Notebook HP Elitebook ultra G1q, Procesador Snapdragon® X Elite X1E-78-100, Sistema operativo Windows 11 Pro. El Outlook no refresca, se demora un buen rato en enviar correos o recibirlos, Microsoft Teams se pone lento y se congela la pantalla por momentos. Tengo la IA totalmente deshabilitada pero me dicen que debo conseguir una versión de Office 365 para ARM64, el tema es que se supone debe instalarse en automático cuando detecte que se trata de un procesador Snapdragon, pero cuando comprobamos la versión instalada no menciona para nada, por ningun lado que es para ARM64. y esto esta sucediendo con casi todas las notebooks del mismo modelo en la compañia. Tenemos otras notebooks HP con Intel y esto no ocurre, alli todo perfecto. Alguein sabe como puedo forzar la instalación de Office 365 para ARM64? gracias
New User - Looking for best option to share Access DB front-end using MS Teams
Office 365 Cloud Based - Sharepoint, MS Teams, MS Access - Windows 11 server (not dev.). I'm building a database in Access to store various document names and their corresponding processing instructions. I would like Team/Channel members to have permission-based access through the Teams app to be able to perform certain actions. At lowest level permissions, access means the ability to use the database through Teams to search for a given document name to retrieve the processing instructions for their level. At the highest permissions level, access means being able to make changes to select tables in the database. They may add/mod/delete the Document Names and the corresponding processing instructions. Can someone please help me with it? I don't want to spend too much time building out the database if it can't be used as an information resource for everyone. I would be grateful for any assistance, including a point toward good information that might help a novice like me to understand how to best accomplish this? All other users on our network (also Team members on my Channel) have the same software that I do, including those designated as Team Owners. Please let me know if any needed information is missing. Thanks in advance for your assistance!! :)Join Loop workspaces with a link
Hi, Microsoft 365 Insiders, Your feedback matters! You told us that adding users to a Loop workspace one at a time can be tedious. Introducing Loop workspace links – your shortcut to faster access. Share these links across Teams, Outlook, or another communication platform to welcome others instantly. Get the details in our newest blog by Kat Orevillo, Product Manager on the Loop team: Join Loop workspaces with a link Thanks! Perry Sjogren Microsoft 365 Insider Social Media Manager Become a Microsoft 365 Insider and gain exclusive access to new features and help shape the future of Microsoft 365. Join Now: Windows | Mac | iOS | Android
