Lync Client for Blackberry

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• 2011年10月27日 17:56

   

   
  

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  There is really going to need to be more detail. ;-)

  But typically a Lync IM will go to the lync client that has most recently been active: mobile or desktop.

   

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  • 已编辑 Matt LandisMVP 2011年10月27日 18:00
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• 2011年10月27日 18:13

   

   
  

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  Thanks Matt,

   

  So what I understand is whichever device is most recently signed into receives the IMs.

  I was just wondering if there is a way that we can allow users to receive IMs on PC as well as Blackberry simultaneously. There have been few cases where users did not check their Blackberry while working on their PC and messages are skipped.

  Would be nice if IMs can be popped up on PC as well as Blackberry.

  Thanks

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• 2011年10月27日 18:15

   

   
  

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  the way lync works is it goes to 1 lync client. not all. ;-) this is the design mentality and it is part of the greater way Lync works so it is not just a small tweak to change it.

  your second question i can help (on the Pc)
  http://windowspbx.blogspot.com/2011/10/lync-user-quicktip-12-free-add-on-to.html

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• 2011年10月28日 7:19

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  It looks like the anti-virus software will scan the LyncmessagePopper.exe as a virus and delete it.

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• 2011年10月28日 13:50

   

   
  

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  click on my link above...there is a better solution now.

  that post is still the answer.

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