Pop out shared Teams content in separate window - #247
If you're looking to arrange your Teams meeting content and people according to your preferred work style, then this week's show might have some valuable insights for you. In this episode, the hosts cover various topics, including the ability to pop shared content out into a separate window, disable auto-provisioning of Wiki with new channel creation, and external access chat invitation flow for managed organizations.
Additionally, the episode goes over usability improvements to in-meeting notifications, recent changes to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint integration in Teams, and how to record a new video on the Stream Start Page in Office Web. By following the hosts' insightful commentary, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how to optimize your Teams meeting experience by utilizing all the platform's latest features to the fullest.
So, if you're interested in getting the most out of your Teams meetings, follow the hosts and tune in to this informative episode!
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