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Microsoft Teams: Collaborative Annotation on presenter shared screen
Presenters are able to start collaborative annotation for all participants or just the presenter to annotate on shared screen content.
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Presenters are able to start collaborative annotation for all participants or just the presenter to annotate on shared screen content.
An IT admin can turn on “owners can delete sent messages” and assign this messaging policy to a user or group of users. This policy must be applied before channel owner/s can see “owners can delete sent messages” option on Member Permissions through Manage Team – Settings. If this option is enabled, channel owner/s who were assigned the policy will be permitted to delete chat messages in the main window and meeting window.
Attendee removal from chat is now restricted to organizers.
A new Automatic Grouping will be available in Teams as a suggestion to use in channel posts. Users will be able to use “@Team Owners” in a channel posting and all Team Owners will be notified. This functionality will be available in both Web and Mobile.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID: 94118
Microsoft Teams chat can be accessed directly from Dynamics 365 allowing users to continue existing chats or create new individual or group chats.
Users will only have to sign into their e-sign provider account once every 30 days. They will also be able to logout of a particular e-sign provider account.
Optimized user experience for iPad. Users will now see a collapsible right panel during meetings, which enables richer experiences such as chat alongside the ongoing meeting, faster roster views and more.
DocuSign users can now select sign, view and cc when creating new e-sign approval requests. Recipients with the viewer role must view the document while the CC role allows the recipient to view it if they choose to.
When creating a message post in a team channel, users will be able to notify owners of the team all at once by mentioning “@Team Owners”, removing the need to mention each Team Owners individually. “Team Owners” is automatically grouped and does not require any manual maintenance.
This update will enable users to more easily find the apps that they use regularly via app flyouts, and they’ll be able to just @mention their favorite bot to start using it seamlessly in a new chat/team.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID: 87551
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