Cannot connect to Exchange Web Services to retrieve Calendar and Out of Office Information.History, voice mail and Outlook-related features will be unavailable. Lync will attempt to retry the connection. Lync cannot connect to the Exchange server.In the Lync client, you may receive one of the following error messages: You don't receive Missed Conversation notifications.You don't receive voice mail notifications.Out of Office messages aren't displayed.

There's no availability or Free/Busy information in contact cards.Contact cards display incorrect information or nothing at all.Conversation history tab is empty in Lync 2013.Conversation history isn't saved to Outlook.And that’s why I’m typing it up here.When you try to sign in to Skype for Business Online (formerly Lync Online) by using Lync 2010 or Lync 2013 on a computer that's running Outlook, you may experience the following issues: Why this isn’t documented in Skype for Business’ help, I don’t know. There’s no FILE-SAVE CONVERSATION drop down any more.įor folks that haven’t used Skype for Business or Lync before, the saved conversation will be found in a folder in Outlook called “Conversations History” off the root of your mailbox. This is the only way to do so without waiting for the client to ‘auto-save’ the conversation (if you have this set up. It turns out that the answer is “CTRL-S”. Q: So how do you manually save a conversation? The point is, there’s no way to reveal a MENU BAR (File, Edit, Tools, etc.) like you used to with previous versions of Lync or even Office Communicator. (Formerly Lync Client) Notice there’s no “gear-like” configuration icon? There’s the “…” at the bottom of the screen but that doesn’t provide client UI configuration. Take a look at the snapshot to the right: This is the new Skype for Business client.

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