Krisz's Microsoft Teams adventure

  Microsoft Teams is about to revolutionize your meeting experiences with the imminent rollout of the "Meet" app, a game-changer designed to streamline all your meeting activities in one centralized hub. A Centralized Meeting Hub Slated to debut exclusively on the new Microsoft Teams, the Meet app is an innovative feature available across Desktop and Web, that integrates pre, during, and post-meeting insights, content, and action items. Whether you need to prepare for an upcoming meeting, review something you missed, or delve into meeting content such as agenda, notes, chats, and recaps, the Meet app offers a one-stop solution. Key Rollout Dates Get ready to embrace this feature as its standard release is expected to commence mid-August, with full deployment anticipated by mid-September. User-friendly Interface and Features The Meet app, which is pre-installed, sits conveniently along with other apps under "view more apps" in the new Microsoft Teams interface. To ac

In the ever-evolving landscape of software applications, updates, and changes are a part of the process. This blog post serves to notify you of upcoming modifications to certain Microsoft applications you may be using. The Retirement of PDF Tools App One of the major updates involves the PDF Tools app. Microsoft has announced that they will be retiring the PDF Tools app from Teams, Office, and Outlook store by mid-July 2023. This means users and administrators will no longer be able to use this app once the change takes effect. However, Microsoft has recommended several alternatives to help with your PDF-related needs: Web or Desktop Endpoint: If you're using a web or desktop endpoint, you can convert Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files to PDF by opening the file in its respective app, clicking on File -> Print, and selecting "Microsoft Print to PDF" under Printer. Adobe License: For Adobe license holders, you can save your file as a PDF directly by clicking on File -&g