The most challenging aspect of scheduled meetings occurs when you need to include others who are not using Skype for Business/Lync. If this is a blended meeting (some online participants and some on-campus), be sure to edit the location to include the on-campus meeting room. Without a Dial-in PIN, you cannot host a meeting using the phone – you must use a computer and log in using a web browser or the Skype for Business/Lync software. This only applies if you have full Enterprise Voice associated with your account (which means your UW phone is a Skype for Business phone instead of a traditional telephone handset).
To call in from any on campus telephone (whether a Skype for Business or Avaya PBX phone), dial the extension number. This number can be used for callers outside of North America but will incur long distance charges for the caller. To call in from Waterloo Region, use the 519 area code number. When prompted, you will need to enter the Conference ID from the invitation (which will be different than the one pictured here). To call in Toll-Free from anywhere in North America, use the 1-844 number on the invitation. Open the default web browser to the meeting page Launch the Skype for Business (Lync) software if installed The web link contains the meeting URL address. Users can provide a feedback or report issues they face in the preview release directly to Microsoft.Here’s an example of some text you could use (you will have a different ‘https’ address containing your 8-character UWaterloo username):įor this meeting, you can click on the “Join Skype Meeting” link below or enter the following address in your browser. Skype beta is available for download on the Windows Store.
Microsoft Account (MSA) sign-in supported.Conversation history between Skype calls and phone calls integrated.Conversation history between Skype messaging and SMS integrated.The app brings along the following key features: Moreover, the tech giant recently released the Skype beta app, which is applicable for users of Windows 10 Mobile preview builds. The current Windows Insider build numbering 10547 comes with ORTC API support for Edge. This is a result of Microsoft's new ORTC APIs that have been developed to help users initiate real-time audio/video calls via the Edge web browser.Īt present, the latest update for Skype on Edge, can be experienced by Windows Insiders, who have the latest Windows 10 Insider release installed on their systems. The Redmond-based company would synchronise both audio and video Skype calls via Edge and plans to launch the feature by late 2015. The feature will be applicable on Skype for Web and Skype for Outlook services. Microsoft will soon allow Skype users to make and receive calls via its brand new Edge web browser without having to instal plug-ins. Microsoft Edge will soon let users enjoy Skype calls without installing plug-ins Microsoft
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