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Thank you for your continued feedback. We are currently testing this feature internally and will share an update here as soon as one is available.
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There just needs to be a checkbox in the Teams Setting page "Show administration messages in General channel conversations?" Yes/No
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Still under review by the feature team. Nothing new to report at this time.
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Dear MS, Teams does NOT have feature parity with SfB until this feature is implemented. \goto is not an acceptable way of managing 100s Teams.
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This continues to be on our backlog due to prioritization of other work items. We will update when there is more to share.
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The team continues to make progress on this. We will share more details as we have them.
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We are working on a design with more density in mind. Until this design is solidified we are putting this item back to Under Review.
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Thank you for your continued feedback. The feature team is actively working on this feature as well as doing work to give users the choice to open Word/Excel/PowerPoint files by default in Browser, Office app or inside the Teams app. We will share an update here as soon as one is available.
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Adding a subject line to a message makes it a lot more scannable for everyone else. To do that, first you need to expand your compose box by clicking format icon. From there, just type the subject line you want in the first line of your expanded compose box.
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@v-brorob - RE. 'We have this', you are 50% correct. The subject line is available when clicking the format icon in browser based Teams, but it is NOT available from within the Teams app when working on my Win10 PC. Pressing the format icon does not display the Add a subject line :-(
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Thank you for your continued feedback. The feature team is currently working on this feature. We will post an update once one is available.
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Hi everyone, the engineer working on this item has left the company and we’re working on replacing him. I wanted to give you that heads up because the work has paused, which extends our shipping date.
I really appreciate your patience as we work to get this back to actively worked on.
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Spell checker only spell checks the first word in a conversation. Every word after that has the red sqiggly line under it. It would be very useful to be able to attach a screenshot to a comment.
Outlook allows a user to specify the 'Work week' and 'First day of week' for organizations not following a Christian calendar. It is an insult to all other religions that Teams Calendar app forces a user Work week of Mon-Fri and a Sat-Sun weekend with Monday as the First day of week. The fact that I am posting this as an 'idea' on UserVoice shows how little Microsoft cares about the world's 2nd largest religion!