

Now, you can use the screen capture option in the compose area of Webex Teams on any of your connected monitors. If, like most people, you have a multi-monitor set up at your workstation, this feature is for you. Screen capture anywhere, anytime (Windows) If enabled, Team guests won’t be able to add or remove people, change the space name, or edit space settings. Now, we’re giving admins the power to choose what these Team ‘guests’ can do. Sometimes people get added to a space within a Team they aren’t a member of. Keep control of your spaces in a team (Windows and Mac) You’ll also see Quinn when you’re doing a search or looking at some of our empty state screens.Īll the amazing new illustrations you’ll see across the app in coming months were drawn by our incredibly talented Visual Designers. Webex Teams has gotten a lot more colorful this month with the addition of our feline mascot, Quinn! You can now enjoy new illustrations on the Create a Space, Contact a Person, Forward a File, and Create a Team screens. Visual updates to screens (Windows and Mac)

You will also be able to upload files directly into Box from the app, making co-collaboration on documents that much easier. If your admin has enabled access to this and you have the necessary Box app permissions, you will now be able to share, preview, view and co-edit your Box files all without having to leave the Webex Teams app. You will be able to see lots more spaces without having to scroll as much!Ĭollaborate on your Box files in Webex Teams (Windows and Mac) This new option is available by going to Settings > Appearance. This February, you will have the option to put yourself into ‘Compact Mode’. In Webex Teams, something we hear regularly as a pain point for people is that they simply can’t see enough spaces in the space list at once. Some people like to have lots of information available to them at a glance. See more spaces with much less scrolling (Windows and Mac) If you happen to get your work done quickly, you can easily ‘clear’ your DND availability in the same way you set it. With this update, we’re giving you the option to set a time to choose how long you want to be in DND for. What if you wanted to set yourself into DND until your next meeting? Or until the end of your working day? Now you can. When you set yourself into ‘Do Not Disturb’ (DND), you were restricted to a set list of options to choose from. If you decide to get creative with ‘Set a new status’, these custom statuses will be saved to replace the pre-defined options.ĭecide when to be disturbed (Windows and Mac) To start, you’ll have the option to select any of four pre-defined custom statuses. This is a quick way to let everyone know what’s going on with you with just one update. Popping out for lunch? Working remotely? Really busy? Share any status you like with your colleagues to give them more context as to why you’re late for a meeting, not at your desk when they’re looking for you, or simply how your feeling today. Let everyone know what’s on your mind with a custom status (Windows and Mac)

Green – the user is active and ready to receive your message.They will receive notifications but may be slow to respond. Amber – the user is either in a meeting or on a call.Red – a user has either put themselves into ‘Do Not Disturb’ or is presenting.
#Webex teams icon free
This involved a visual refresh of the iconography as well as new availability color states so others can quickly see if you’re free or not: When we set about solving for this, we undertook a larger redesign effort of user presence across the app. Some availability overlays – like in a meeting or presenting – covered their entire avatar.
#Webex teams icon update
This months’ update brings presents in the form of presence! There’s lots of other cool new features to talk about this February… MESSAGING Know who’s available at a glance! (Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android)īefore this update, it was quite difficult to see other user’s profile pictures when they were in certain presence states.
