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If you’re using Microsoft Teams, you’ve probably interacted with the “Profile” menu in the app’s title bar. By default, the Microsoft Teams title bar comes with your profile icon that gives you access to your organization/personal account, settings, and more. All of the app’s key features can be found on the Microsoft Teams General Settings tab. From there, you can change your audio and video settings and change hardware settings. You can also turn off hardware acceleration, turn off Teams when you start your PC, and more. In addition to these settings, users must also interact with the profile menu to access their organizational settings and switch between accounts.

Like any collaboration tool, Microsoft Teams also lets you quickly share content from your device, although the experience on a desktop is different from a mobile device. Microsoft is now working on a new process to share a document, a presentation, a whiteboard, the desktop’s full screen, and the app on your screen. The new Microsoft Teams user interface is designed to provide a clear experience so you can share the content directly from the main menu. As you can see in the screenshot below, Microsoft is adding a new “Share” icon to the main menu that lets you share content when you’re in a meeting. The new Share User Interface allows users to share screen, window, PowerPoint slides, and whiteboard content with or without computer sound.

Microsoft Teams will soon be supporting the large gallery view and Together mode on the Internet in the Edge and Chrome browsers. Currently, you can use these features in the Microsoft Teams app, but in the near future the option will also appear on the Internet. Both views let you see dozens of people in a meeting at once. Support for large gallery view and Together mode on the Internet is described in the Microsoft 365 roadmap. The dates on the roadmap can always change, because they are only current plans and not dates that Microsoft has made a strong commitment to. The large gallery view allows you to see up to 49 people in a 7 x 7 grid. We have a guide to enabling 49 people to view in Microsoft Teams if you want to use the feature in the Microsoft Teams app.

In a world where we are always “quick to talk”, you will undoubtedly miss a few virtual chats. We can’t be everywhere at once, and that’s where a new feature for Microsoft Teams comes in. With meeting summaries, you can get carried away in a meeting you missed or go back to what’s been discussed. As Windows Latest reports, Microsoft announced the feature last year and is now rolling it out to some users, with the full rollout expected by the end of February. Summaries include the history of instant messages, notes, recordings, and transcripts, if available. “A summary of the meeting helps teams stay on track and get on with their work after the meeting ends,” microsoft says.