peer-to-peer calls, or Lync Meetings. visual alerts. The demo buddy should send from at least two other Lync users. Thumb through the two IMs and the Users can quickly monitor and move between conversations; Persistent Chat room on the left. Close one and show the notifications provide visual alerts in a tab, and in the taskbar others still open. allowing at-a-glance indication of incoming messages and missed In Persistent Chat, right-click Ego Filter and then click connections. Change Notification Settings. Click Filter Options and then click Notifications. Ego Filter Close Filter Options when done. Ego Filter is a filter that is about you and for you, and is individually defined by you to quickly identify and capture the discussions that are most relevant to you at a given time. For example: I am on a project; the team has agreed to use @<name> when an item needs my attention, so I set a filter on @<name> and read those discussions first. Seamlessly escalate conversations With Lync, Information workers use a single unified client to Have Buddy1 start an IM conversation with Buddy2. manage all communications, including voice and video calling, Have Buddy1 click the Call button to add voice. multimedia conferencing, and instant messaging. A simple instant Have Buddy2 answer the call. message can be escalated to a Lync Meeting with video On Buddy1, move the pointer over the camera icon to conferencing at any time, from the single unified client. preview Buddy2’s video, and then click Turn On My Camera. Have Buddy2 accept the video call. Personal Preview Leave the conversation active. Personal Preview provides a peek at or preview of one’s own video, allowing users to adjust their camera settings or personal appearance prior to anyone else seeing your video, so that you
peer-to-peer calls, or Lync Meetings. Users can quickly monitor and move between conversations; notifications provide visual alerts in a tab, and in the taskbar allowing at-a-glance indication of incoming messages and missed connections. Ego Filter Ego Filter is a filter that is about you and for you, and is individually defined by you to quickly identify and capture the discussions that are most relevant to you at a given time. For example: I am on a project; the team has agreed to use @<name> when an item needs my attention, so I set a filter on @<name> and read those discussions first. visual alerts. The demo buddy should send from at least two other Lync users. Thumb through the two IMs and the Persistent Chat room on the left. Close one and show the others still open. In Persistent Chat, right-click Ego Filter and then click Change Notification Settings. Click Filter Options and then click Notifications. Close Filter Options when done. Seamlessly escalate conversations With Lync, Information workers use a single unified client to manage all communications, including voice and video calling, multimedia conferencing, and instant messaging. A simple instant message can be escalated to a Lync Meeting with video conferencing at any time, from the single unified client. Personal Preview Personal Preview provides a peek at or preview of one’s own video, allowing users to adjust their camera settings or personal appearance prior to anyone else seeing your video, so that you Have Buddy1 start an IM conversation with Buddy2. Have Buddy1 click the Call button to add voice. Have Buddy2 answer the call. On Buddy1, move the pointer over the camera icon to preview Buddy2’s video, and then click Turn On My Camera. Have Buddy2 accept the video call. Leave the conversation active.