Once in the meeting, they can add participants through the Participants Pane, in the tool bar at the top of the page (see the Instructor Support Guide – Skype for Business Meetings). NOTE: Meet Now for the Mac application is located at the top of the screen under Conversations > Meet Nowīefore the creator enters the meeting, he/she is asked to select their audio options. This type of meeting does not allow users to invite individuals, or groups of people, from outside of the meeting environment, but creators can invite people from within the meeting. Meet Now allows users to create a “right now” meeting through Skype. The Meetings icon also contains a button labeled Meet Now (see right).
SKYPE MEETING NOW FOR MAC
NOTE: the computer/desktop application for Mac uses similar navigation, except is a single column and displays: Chats, Meetings, Calls, and Contacts. Meetings – a list of all meetings or appointments on your Outlook calendar for that day.Conversations – an archive of all conversations, calls, or meetings within Skype.Contacts – a manually created list of Skype users for easy user access.On this page, there are three icons (see right). These are people the user has manually added to a contact group for quick access in skype. Upon logging in, users will see his/her contact list and contact groups. To create a right now meeting, users must have already downloaded, installed, and logged into Skype for Business (please see the Instructor Support Guide – Skype for Business Meetings). NOTE: Meet Now meetings can only be created through the computer/desktop application. The difference is that “right now” meetings are created through Skype, and scheduled meetings are created through Outlook (or Office365). Skype users have the ability to create a meeting right away, or schedule meetings in advance.
The following describes who to create each type. There are two types of meeting that can be created through Skype: Meet Now meetings or Scheduled meetings.
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