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Start Teams Meeting from Outlook

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 12th January 2021
  • In Development
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Microsoft is adding the ability to start a Teams meeting through the addition of the Meet Now button in Outlook. This update is due to land at the end of January 2021. What will I need to start a meeting from Outlook? You will need to have both the Teams desktop client and Outlook desktop […]
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Microsoft Teams adding meeting recap

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 12th January 2021
  • In Development
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Microsoft is adding a new meeting recap feature in Teams to help meeting attendees and those unable to attend a meeting stay up-to-date. This update will provide meeting recording, transcript, and chat all in one place. This will be automatically shared in the Chat tab and viewable in the Details tab. This will start being […]
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Undo and Redo commands supported in Microsoft Lists

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 12th January 2021
  • In Learning
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Microsoft Lists is a Microsoft 365 app that helps you track information and organize work. Microsoft List is simple, smart, and flexible, and makes it easy for you to stay on top of what matters most to your team. Microsoft has been taking feedback from users and found that one of the most wanted features […]
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Is your business getting the most out of remote working?

Due to the government rules, we find ourselves working from home again. Have you ever asked the question could my business be more productive when working remotely? CalderIT has been helping its customers transition through different types of remote working. Office365 Microsoft Teams SharePoint Terminal Server Remote Desktop Splashtop Zoom Azure OneDrive VPN Sonic Point […]
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Microsoft Teams Breakout Rooms

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 11th January 2021
  • In Development
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Did you know Microsoft Teams now has breakout rooms? One of the most wanted features in Microsoft Teams was breakout rooms and in late 2020 Microsoft went live with the feature. If you would like more information on Microsoft Teams breakout rooms or training and advice on how Microsoft Teams can help improve production and […]
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AI noise suppression in Teams

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 18th December 2020
  • In Learning
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Microsft has now added AI noise suppression to Teams. 2020 has been a year where we have seen more people around the world working remotely than we have ever had before and one of the most common complaints to remote working has been background noise when on a video call. Microsoft Teams has a new […]
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Did you know you can use apps in Teams?

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 16th December 2020
  • In Learning
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Microsoft Teams is more than just a video-conferencing application. One of the useful features is apps. What are Teams apps? Teams apps are a combination of capabilities and entry points. For example, people can chat with your app’s bot in a channel. Some apps are simple, while others are complex. When planning your app, remember […]
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Presenter View in Teams Presentation Sharing

Microsoft has added a presenter view during Teams Presentation Sharing in a meeting. Once the presenter selects a PowerPoint file from the Teams Share Tray, Presenter View is opened automatically. The presenter can see the current slide, the slide notes, and a thumbnail strip of all the slides in the deck for easy ad-hoc slide […]
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End of meeting notification In Microsoft Teams

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 14th December 2020
  • In Learning
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Microsoft is rolling out an update to Microsoft Teams. Teams will inform participants when there are five minutes remaining during any scheduled private or channel meeting. The notification will appear on the screen for 10 seconds and disappear without any user action. This is an informational notification and will not automatically end the meeting.
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Is your Microsoft365 hosted by Go Daddy?

  • Posted by James Allat
  • On 27th November 2020
  • In Security
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Over the last few weeks, Calder IT has received calls from prospective clients to ask if we could help look at their Microsoft365 emails. They did not seem to be receiving emails. They had received reports from their clients that suspicious emails had been received, requesting payments to different bank accounts.  Calder IT investigated the Microsoft365 systems, we found that all the domains were hosted with Go […]
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