How To Update Lync To Skype For Business Mac
The Skype4B Insider is a blog about the technology we use to communicate in business today. Here we talk about Microsoft's Skype for Business Server 2015, Lync Server 2013, Unified Communications, Voice over IP and related technologies like Exchange Server. I am happy to announce our first update for the new Skype for Business on Mac client just 3 weeks after the announcement of general availability.
You should already have Skype for Business (Lync) installed on your Mac if your organization installed Office for Mac Standard 2011 on or after October 1, 2011. If not, you will need to install the update. • Log in to your. • Click Download Desktop Applications from your dashboard. Note: If you don't see the Download option, click the Launch Office 365 button.
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How do i get add-ins for outlook 2016 for mac. Then click on the (Settings) icon and select Office 365 settings. Click Software from the left menu.• Click Skype for Business from the left menu.
Update for Windows The Windows updates for April (starting Thursday, April 16) will migrate the current Lync application to Skype for Business. While the look and feel have changed the overall functionality is the same.
• Click Install under Skype for Business. You will download the file Lync_Mac_2011_ALL.dmg. • You also need to download the update, so click on the Lync for Mac 2011 update link. Adobe reader 9 free download for windows. You will be redirected to a Microsoft page, to download Update for Lync for Mac 2011 - KB3037358. • Click the red Download button, to download the file lync_14.0.11_150403.dmg.
• Open the first download, and follow installation instructions. Then open the second download, and follow those installation instructions. • Launch the Lync application and follow the Set up directions listed on the Office 365 Skype for Business page. Next step • More info • • • Use our checklist for setting up your • Use our checklist for setting up your.
Note: Some features described here might not be available in your organization. Check with your Skype for Business administrator (usually the person who provided your user ID and password) if you’re not sure.