- Which clients are supported for Skype for Business?
- How do I start Skype for Business automatically when I log on to my computer?
- How do I change who can view my presence status?
- How do I set Skype for Business to update my presence based on my Outlook Calendar?
- How do I change the amount of time before my presence status changes to Inactive or Active?
- How do I change my default audio device for Skype for Business calls and meetings?
- Which tool should I choose for virtual meetings?
Which clients are supported for Skype for Business?
While the Skype for Business service is optimized to work with the Skype for Business client for Windows, several clients are supported. Visit the client comparison to view supported features.
How do I start Skype for Business automatically when I log on to my computer?
Windows: Follow the steps included in the Sign In tutorial.
Mac: Follow the steps included in the Sign In tutorial.
How do I change who can view my presence status?
Windows: Follow the steps included in the Skype Presence tutorial.
Mac: Lync 2011 for Mac does not support this feature
How do I set Skype for Business to update my presence based on my Outlook Calendar?
Windows: Follow the steps included in the Skype Presence tutorial
Mac: Follow the steps included in the Skype Presence tutorial
How do I change the amount of time before my presence status changes to Inactive or Active?
Windows: Follow the steps included in the Skype Presence tutorial.
Mac: Follow the steps included in the Skype Presence tutorial.
How do I change my default audio device for Skype for Business calls and meetings?
Windows: Follow the Set Audio Device tutorial.
Mac: Follow the Set Audio Device tutorial.
Which tool should I choose for virtual meetings?
View our Comparison of Zoom and Skype for Business for a breakdown of features, use cases, and recommendations.