Skype For Mac Call Quality Information

Using Call Options You can use the Skype for Business desktop software or your skype-enabled phone to make calls to people both internal and external to KU. When you call others that are using Skype for Business, you will have full access to the Skype meeting features including video, screen sharing, and chat. When making calls to external phone numbers, you will only have access to call features including, hold, transfer, and mute. Click on the phone icon to access the call controls in the desktop software during a voice call.

Getting The Best Connection For Skype Well the holidays are gone, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to stop handing out tips for you to get great quality Skype calls. Be sure to check the tips and tricks archive for recent tips on setting up the perfect Skype call, using the right tools for the job and more. Download Skype apps and clients across mobile, tablet, and desktop and across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Call-forwarding and voicemail. Skype for Business on Mac is the all new client that provides modern communication and collaboration experiences for your Mac.

Note: Headsets or conference pucks should be plugged in in advance of receiving a call. It does not work to plug your device in at the time of the call. Call options In-call voice prompts Use the dial pad to enter digits during the call to interact with voice prompt menus. Place a call on hold To put the call on hold, click Hold.

Transfer a call To send the call to another number: • Select the Transfer button • Enter a contact's name or number as the 10-digit number starting with the area code. Import contacts to outlook mail. • Select the formatted contact name or number • Select Transfer. Add someone to a call • Select the person with a plus sign icon. • Enter a contact's name or number as the 10-digit number starting with the area code.

• Double-click on the formatted name or number. The person will now be added to the call and will receive a notification to answer and join. The University of Kansas on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, national origin, age, ancestry, disability, status as a veteran, sexual orientation, marital status, parental status, gender identity, gender expression, and genetic information in the university's programs and activities. Retaliation is also prohibited by university policy.