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Skype for Business Quick Reference Card Free Quick References Visit Ref.Customguide.Com Microsoft® Skype for Business Quick Reference Card Free Quick References Visit ref.customguide.com The Skype for Business Program Screen Keyboard Shortcuts Status Message General Close Window Display Contacts list ............ Ctrl + 1 Display Persistent chat ........ Ctrl + 2 Display Conversations list .... Ctrl + 3 Presence Status Location Display Phone tab ............... Ctrl + 4 Pre Display Meetings tab ........... Ctrl + 5 Skype Options Meet Now ............................ Alt + M Search Field Open System menu ............. Alt + Spacebar Add Contacts Activate Search field ............ Ctrl + Alt Shift + 3 Instant Message Contacts Quick Actions Menu Accept incoming invite ......... + Shift + O Decline incoming invite ........ + Esc Close conversation window ................................ Alt + F4 Invite additional contacts to current conversation ........ Alt + V Device Settings Save IM history .................... Ctrl + S Show/hide IM area .............. Ctrl + W Send a file ........................... Ctrl + F Getting Started Open received file ................ Alt + P Decline sent file ................... Alt + D Sign In: Enter your email address in the Sign-in Update your Status Message: Click in the address field and click Sign In. Enter your Status message field (if no status is set, it says Voice and Video Calls password, click Sign In, and click Yes. “What’s happening today?”), type a new status or delete an existing status, and press Enter. End a call ............................ Alt + Q Sign Out: Click the Options list arrow, select Transfer a call ...................... Ctrl + Shift File, and select Sign Out. Update your Location: Click the Location list + T arrow and ensure Show Others My Location is Set a New Presence Status: Click the selected. Click in the Set Your Location field, Show/hide participants ........ Ctrl + R Presence Status list arrow and select a status type a location or delete an existing location, and Display dial pad ................... Ctrl + Shift option. press Enter. + D Add/end audio ..................... Ctrl + Enter Available Online and available View Conversation History: Click the Conversations button above the Search field Add/end video ..................... Ctrl + Shift Busy On a Skype call, or + Enter busy according to and double-click a conversation to reopen it. Outlook Calendar Hold/resume audio .............. Ctrl + Shift Add Contacts: Click the Add Contacts + H button above the contact list and select an option: Do Not Online, but does not Rejoin meeting audio ........... Alt + R Disturb want to be disturbed • Add a Contact in My Organization: Search Show/hide sharing stage ..... Ctrl + Shift Be Right Will return shorty for contacts in your organization by name or + Y Back email address. Show compact view ............ Ctrl + Shift • Add a Contact Not in My Organization: + P Off Work Not in the office Search for contacts outside your organization Show speaker view ............. Ctrl + Shift if this option is enabled for your Skype for Appear Currently away from + J Business account. Away computer or idle Show gallery view ................ Ctrl + Shift Communicate with a Contact: Hover over a + I Offline Not currently signed contact’s picture in the contact list and initiate View video full screen .......... F5 in to Skype for communication using one of the buttons in the Business Quick Actions menu. Exit full-screen video ............ Esc Your Organization’s Name Here Ó 2018 CustomGuide, Inc. Add your own message, logo, and contact information! To learn more, contact [email protected] | 612.871.5004 The Conversation Window Meetings Schedule a Meeting: Open Outlook, click Calendar , and click the New Skype Meeting button on the ribbon. Populate the Invite message with attendees and meeting details Tabbed Additional Conversations Contacts and click Send . Join a Meeting: Open Outlook, click Calendar , and double-click a Skype Meeting. Click the Join Skype Meeting link, select an audio Conversation option, and click OK. History Change the Meeting View: In the meeting window, click the Pick a Layout button and Type select a different view. Message Here Send Set Meeting Options: Click the Participants Message button in the meeting window, then click the Participant Actions button. Select a meeting option (e.g. Mute Audience, No Meeting IM, No Attendee Video) and click OK. IM Video Present More Collaboration Tools Voice Options Share the Desktop: Click the Share Content Contacts Instant Messages button in the conversation window, select Present Desktop, click the Present button, Add a Contact: Click in the Search field and Add Audio or Video to a Conversation: and then click OK. type the name of the contact you're searching Click the Call or Video Call button in the for. Hover over a contact's picture and click the conversation window. Share a Presentation: Click the Share More Options button. Select Add to Content button in the conversation window, Favorites or Add to Contacts List and then Send a File: Click the File Attachment select Present PowerPoint Files, select a select the list you wish to add them to. button in the conversation window, select a file, presentation, and click Open. and click Open. Remove a Contact: Hover over a contact's Share a Whiteboard: Click the Share picture in the contact list and click the More Calls Content button in the conversation window, Options button. Select Remove from select More, and click Whiteboard . Contacts List. Place a Voice Call: Hover over a contact's picture in the contact list and click the Call Take a Poll: Click the Share Content Create a Contact Group: Click the Add button. button in the conversation window, select Contacts button above the contact list and More, and click Poll . Fill in the poll name, select Create a New Group. Type a name for Place a Video Call: Hover over a contact's question, and answers, then click Create. the new group and click outside the group title. picture in the contact list and click the Video Call button. Start a Q&A Session: Click the Share Add Existing Contacts to a Group: Click a Content button in the conversation window, contact in the contact list and drag it into a Answer a Call: Click the picture of the contact select More, and click Q & A . Type a group. who’s calling you in the incoming call question in the Ask a question field, and press notification. Enter. Remove Contacts from a Group: Hover over a contact's picture, click the More Options Place a Call on Hold: Hover over the Phone Customize Skype for Business button, and select Remove from Group. button in the call window and click the Hold button. Start Skype with Windows: Click the Instant Messages Options button and select Personal. Select Transfer Calls: Hover over the Phone Automatically start the app when I log on button in the call window and click Transfer Send an IM: Double-click a contact in the to Windows, and click OK. contact list, type a message, and click . Select another contact and click Transfer. Send . Add a Picture: Click the Options button, Record a Voice Mail Greeting: Click the select My Picture, and select Show my Phone button in the Skype program Respond to an IM: Click the message alert, picture. Click the Edit or Remove Picture window, click the Voice Mail Options type a response, and click Send . button and click Choose File. Navigate to the button, and select Change Greetings. Follow location where the picture is saved, select the Switch Between Tabbed Conversations: the prompts to record a voice mail greeting. picture, click Open, and click Save. Click the tab for the conversation you want to Check Voice Mail Messages: Click the view. Change the Default Message Font: Click the Phone button in the Skype program Options button, select IM, and click the Close a Conversation's Window: Click the window, hover over a contact’s picture under Change Font button. Update the font, color, Close button for the conversation. the Voice Mail heading, and click the Play and/or size and click OK. Click OK again. button. Multi-Contact IM: Select a contact in the Change Ringtones and Sounds: Click the contact list, then hold down the Ctrl key and Send a Call to Voice Mail: Click the Options Options button and select Ringtones and select additional contacts. Right-click a button in the incoming call notification and Sounds. Select a new ringtone and modify the selected contact and select Send an IM. select Voice Mail . Sounds settings if desired. Click OK. Ó 2018 CustomGuide, Inc. Get More Free Quick References! Visit ref.customguide.com to download. 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