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Now all we need is Microsoft to rename Xbox to Office and their unified branding experience experiment is complete. It was that same idiot who renamed Groove to OneDrive for Business even when it has nothing to do with OneDrive. It'll finally work as it should have worked straight after install.īTW, what kind of moron decided to rename Lync to Skype for Business? Oh I know. Start Skype for Business and click New Skype Meeting under Calendar. Restart outlook and go back to COM Add-ins enabling Skype. Only way to get Skype working was uninstalling C2R Visio. Everything went great for few days but suddenly Skype stopped working (just crashed during launch). Uncheck 'Skype Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office 2013' which is despite claiming to be Skype add-in actually Skype for Business add-in.Ĭlose Outlook. Succesfully installed Click-to-Run Visio to a machine which had msi-versions of Office 2016 Standard and Skype for Business 2015 installed. On bottom of screen change value of Manage dropdown list to COM Add-ins and then press Go button. Then Options and under Outlook Options go to Add-Ins. Now it's time for more hidden options, on Outlook side this time. No, clicking misleading options named Close or Sign Out won't do any good. You need to click down arrow next to gear symbol on upper right side of client, then File and finally Exit. Bug that no one else has ever seen because still unfixed, right?įirst we need to use well hidden option to close currently running Skype for Business. There's just empty space where ribbon bar button should be. Problem is that 'New Skype Meeting' option is missing from Outlook calendar options. Clean Windows 7 install with latest Office 2013 from Office 365 and latest Skype for Business 2015 (The Application Formerly Known As Lync) also from Office 365.

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