Can I convert a meeting in Outlook to a Skype meeting?
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I have a recurring meeting in my calendar which I'll have to do over Skype this week. Is there any way to convert one of the occurrences of the meeting into a Skype meeting, without creating a new meeting?
Some cursory inspection of the toolbars in Outlook suggests it is not, but I feel this is an option which should be there?
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I have a recurring meeting in my calendar which I'll have to do over Skype this week. Is there any way to convert one of the occurrences of the meeting into a Skype meeting, without creating a new meeting?
Some cursory inspection of the toolbars in Outlook suggests it is not, but I feel this is an option which should be there?
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I have a recurring meeting in my calendar which I'll have to do over Skype this week. Is there any way to convert one of the occurrences of the meeting into a Skype meeting, without creating a new meeting?
Some cursory inspection of the toolbars in Outlook suggests it is not, but I feel this is an option which should be there?
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asked Aug 28 '17 at 11:03
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I have a recurring meeting in my calendar which I'll have to do over Skype this week. Is there any way to convert one of the occurrences of the meeting into a Skype meeting, without creating a new meeting?
Some cursory inspection of the toolbars in Outlook suggests it is not, but I feel this is an option which should be there?
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According to my understanding Skype meetings are just the same object as any other meeting, just they have a link to a Skype (for business) meeting.
What you need to do is just create a new Skype meeting and copy it's link to your existing meeting instance, then delete the new meeting object.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
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Taken from the comments section: https://www.skypefeedback.com/forums/299913-generally-available/suggestions/10740297-skype-meeting-can-t-been-inserted-into-the-outlook
Modify your Quick Access Toolbar in a Meeting Occurrence and add the Skype Meeting Command to do this.
Open a meeting occurrence; customize the toolbar (more commands -> Meeting Occurrence tab). Find the 'Skype Meeting' command and add it to the toolbar. Click OK. Click the command from the toolbar and Skype meeting will be added to your existing meeting.
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According to my understanding Skype meetings are just the same object as any other meeting, just they have a link to a Skype (for business) meeting.
What you need to do is just create a new Skype meeting and copy it's link to your existing meeting instance, then delete the new meeting object.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
Máté Juhász
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
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Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
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According to my understanding Skype meetings are just the same object as any other meeting, just they have a link to a Skype (for business) meeting.
What you need to do is just create a new Skype meeting and copy it's link to your existing meeting instance, then delete the new meeting object.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
Máté Juhász
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
– Ads
Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
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According to my understanding Skype meetings are just the same object as any other meeting, just they have a link to a Skype (for business) meeting.
What you need to do is just create a new Skype meeting and copy it's link to your existing meeting instance, then delete the new meeting object.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
Máté Juhász
14.1k63150
According to my understanding Skype meetings are just the same object as any other meeting, just they have a link to a Skype (for business) meeting.
What you need to do is just create a new Skype meeting and copy it's link to your existing meeting instance, then delete the new meeting object.
answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
Máté Juhász
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
Máté Juhász
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answered Aug 28 '17 at 11:05
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
– Ads
Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
– Ads
Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
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You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
– Ads
Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
You don't need to create a whole new skype meeting to get the link. Use the steps to add the Skype icon to the ribbon bar or quick launch bar in outlook as suggested by "anonymous"'s answer. Then you can open the meeting, click the skype meeting button and it adds the link for you.
– Ads
Nov 29 '17 at 2:09
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Taken from the comments section: https://www.skypefeedback.com/forums/299913-generally-available/suggestions/10740297-skype-meeting-can-t-been-inserted-into-the-outlook
Modify your Quick Access Toolbar in a Meeting Occurrence and add the Skype Meeting Command to do this.
Open a meeting occurrence; customize the toolbar (more commands -> Meeting Occurrence tab). Find the 'Skype Meeting' command and add it to the toolbar. Click OK. Click the command from the toolbar and Skype meeting will be added to your existing meeting.
answered Nov 14 '17 at 23:08
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Taken from the comments section: https://www.skypefeedback.com/forums/299913-generally-available/suggestions/10740297-skype-meeting-can-t-been-inserted-into-the-outlook
Modify your Quick Access Toolbar in a Meeting Occurrence and add the Skype Meeting Command to do this.
Open a meeting occurrence; customize the toolbar (more commands -> Meeting Occurrence tab). Find the 'Skype Meeting' command and add it to the toolbar. Click OK. Click the command from the toolbar and Skype meeting will be added to your existing meeting.
answered Nov 14 '17 at 23:08
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Taken from the comments section: https://www.skypefeedback.com/forums/299913-generally-available/suggestions/10740297-skype-meeting-can-t-been-inserted-into-the-outlook
Modify your Quick Access Toolbar in a Meeting Occurrence and add the Skype Meeting Command to do this.
Open a meeting occurrence; customize the toolbar (more commands -> Meeting Occurrence tab). Find the 'Skype Meeting' command and add it to the toolbar. Click OK. Click the command from the toolbar and Skype meeting will be added to your existing meeting.
answered Nov 14 '17 at 23:08
Anonymous
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Taken from the comments section: https://www.skypefeedback.com/forums/299913-generally-available/suggestions/10740297-skype-meeting-can-t-been-inserted-into-the-outlook
Modify your Quick Access Toolbar in a Meeting Occurrence and add the Skype Meeting Command to do this.
Open a meeting occurrence; customize the toolbar (more commands -> Meeting Occurrence tab). Find the 'Skype Meeting' command and add it to the toolbar. Click OK. Click the command from the toolbar and Skype meeting will be added to your existing meeting.
answered Nov 14 '17 at 23:08
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answered Nov 14 '17 at 23:08
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