Welcome to MS Teams Tips!

Hello,

Welcome to my new "tips" blog, MS Teams Tips. My two previously launched Tips blogs, wpf.tips and uwpapp.tips, were more developer-focused. This blog will provide tips for everyday and power users of Microsoft Teams.

New tips will be posted 2-3 times per month, with the first one coming in just a few days.

Welcome and please subscribe or check back soon!

Alvin

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