I think my old thread is messed up. I'll start a new one. Today I've released version 2.7.0 of the M365 Call Flow Visualizer. #MSTeams
- [()] will be removed from holiday call handling names because of mermaid syntax errors.
- Added support to display / export MS System Greeting
@apple_inte@enough_yt Numbers is great for shortcut integrations. I built an expense tracker for travel expenses with shortcuts that put everything into a numbers file.
I do love the see Microsoft being (re)invested with Windows 11 K2 but I run Windows 11 on 3 Desktops (i5 9th, i5 13th, i7 13th gen), a Laptop with Snapdragon X Plus and a Handheld with AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme and have literally had zero issues with any of them…
I started playing 007 First Light yesterday. It looks and feels great. The only criticism I have is how the Aston/cars behave. This is essentially true for any non-racing game. Granted, I did play a lot of Forza Horizon 6 recently but I wish they would license their car handling/physics to other action adventure games...
I made some changes to how the trial works. Any organization can now test it free for 30 days with up to 10 users without payment or sign up required. Simply upload the app to your tenant and sign in to start the trial.
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Check out the new Hero Video for Teams Image Gallery. It explains why it exists, what problem it solves and how easy it is to add a tab to Teams chats and channels to get a grid view of all images in a chat.
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I use bing for web search exclusively since like more than 6 years. I honestly and genuinly don‘t need google search. The only thing I keep going back to is Google maps. Like when I search bing for a place and need directions, I don‘t love the experience. Apple and Microsoft both have okayish maps services. It would be awesome if they teamed up for maps and created a viable competitor to Google Maps. I.e. search place on bing, send directions to mobile with Apple Maps.
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Filters in Image Gallery let you quickly narrow the search scope. In this example, the Received filter is used to only show images sent by others, Storage location limits the results to chat history (excluding images that are stored as attachments on OneDrive and SharePoint) and finally the Comments and Mention filter pill are applied to only show images which were sent in a message that contained text and mentioned the user as well. Go to message allows you to back to the exact message an image was sent in.