David McKnight
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If you open any Office document to view it from within Microsoft Teams just go to the File menu and hit Print. No need to download, screenshot or open in the rich client app.
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I apologize for not having updated this. Changing the landing page for a Team and/or Channel remains on the backlog at this time.
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I’m super excited about this one! This should help the daily user experience tremendously. Looking forward to bringing this to you.
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The team has not made a decision on whether to move forward with this feature. We will update when we have new status to share.
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This feature request is still being worked upon.
I am still trying to get details on what we could expect for Cortana in Teams and will share examples once something is available.
-Warren
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Item 1 and 2 are Under Review.
Item 3 has been Completed.
I’ll keep you posted as I hear more on this request.
-Warren
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BTW, for me, SEARCH was the critical issue; being able to find the task when I needed it. To clarify, when you select "Copy link to task" it DOES copy both the name of the task, and the deep link attached to it. If you save it to another location, it will first attempt to open the desktop Teams app, or at least it did in my case. When given the option to open the web app, it was unable to find an item the link would go to.
Anyway, to avoid going back and forth between the conversations tab and the planner tab in Teams, I went to each task, and copied the link, pasting it into an email doc as a temporary place holder for the hyperlink.
Then, when I got all the hyperlinks pasted into the email doc, I jumped over to the conversations tab.
I then right clicked on the first link, pressed "C" to copy the hyperlink, pressed Alt + Tab to jump to the prior window (which was the new conversation, pressed CTRL + V to paste into the new conversation field, then right-clicked on the next one, continuing that process until I got them all pasted into individual conversations.
Now, when I create a new task, I am just going to make this a part of the process so I can search for the task in the future -- at least I'll do this until the Teams team makes tasks searchable on their own. Hopefully soon!
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OK, so I have found a REALLY AWKWARD way to make this work, and it seems to me this is more work than it ought to be...
1. Open the task.
2. In the ellipse at the top-right ("More") select "Copy link to task."
3. In the dialog box that opens, press Ctrl + C to copy the link.
4. Click on the "Conversations" tab.
5. Paste the link you just copied into the conversation field, and hit Enter.You now see the title of the task in your conversation. And when you hover over it, you can see the deep link to the task that you wanted originally; it just took five time consuming steps to get to it. Since it is now a part of your conversation, you can do THREE things...
6a. Hover over, then right click on the title of the task, and select "Copy Link." You get the REAL deep link to the task.
6b. Hover over, then right click on the title of the task, and select "Open Link" -- or just click on the title of the task. It will open the task in the proper tab.
6c. Enter a portion of the title in the Teams search bar, and it will locate the "Message" you just saved in the Conversations tab. Click on the message, and it will take you to it, where you can NOW click on the link to open the task. WOW!
Anyone come up with an easier way to do this???
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I'd also like to see us use some form of the group and tenant email address rather than the awkward "abc4567d@amer.teams.ms" -- it should be <channel>.<group>@<tenantEmail>.com.
Since the group email is created at the time the group is created, it's a waste not to leverage it. Not to mention an Enterprise is going to prefer that email appear to come through the tenant rather than a third party service.
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We are actively working on developing a solution for this. I will update when this gets to testing/validation.
-Suphatra
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This feature remains on the backlog, while we work on other high priority Meetings features.
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When you start a meeting and click the share button you are presented the option to share your whole desktop or choose a specific application to share.
-Warren
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I really like the suggestion of creating an alarm on a message, so you come back to it. I’ve passed this on to our engineering team.
Meanwhile, here’s another feature you can utilize for the same purpose — use our “bookmark” button, which is in the upper right corner of every message. This will save that message or thread directly to your profile. To access your saved messages, just click your face in the upper left corner of the product. You’ll see a tab in the left rail that says “Saved.” This is like a list of little reminders.
Hope that helps! :-)
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My documents open in Word or Excel Online, and I can print from there. I don't have to download the document.