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Quick Reference Guide

Getting Started with Lync 2010 for iPhone

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Getting started with Lync 2010 on the iPhone » Requirements

» Installing Lync

» Removing Lync

» Signing in to Lync

» Signing out of Lync

RequirementsiPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, with Apple iOS 4.0 or later.

Installing Lync Installing the Microsoft Lync 2010 application on your mobile phone is as easy as installing any other application on your phone.

1. From your phone, go to the App Store, and search for Microsoft Lync 2010 for iPhone.

2. Tap the Free button in the app and then tap Install and enter your App Store Apple ID and password. As soon as the app is installed, it appears on your home screen.

Removing Lync To remove the Lync application from your phone, do the following:

1. Touch and hold your finger on the Lync app icon.

2. Release your finger when the icon starts to wiggle on the screen.

3. Tap the X icon that appears in the upper-left corner of the Lync icon. A prompt appears on your screen, informing you that deleting “Lync” will also delete all of its data. Tap Delete.

4. When the app disappears, press the Home button.

Signing in to Lync If you have a data plan, or your phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network, signing in is as easy as launching an application.

1. Start the Lync app, and on the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap Sign In.

2. Click More Details to view the Username

3. Enter:

a. Sign-in Address

b. Password

c. User Name

4. Scroll down to sign-in

Signing Out of Lync To sign out of Lync, from the My Info tab, on the upper-right corner, tap Sign Out.

Reference http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/communicator-help/getting-started-with-lync-2010-on-the-iphone-HA102752257.aspx; Microsoft Corporation


Getting Started with Lync 2010 for iPad


Getting started with Lync 2010 on the iPad » Requirements

» Installing Lync

» Removing Lync

» Signing in to Lync

» Signing out of Lync

REQUIREMENTS iPad mobile digital devices with Apple iOS 4.0 or later.

INSTALLING LYNC Installing the Microsoft Lync 2010 application on your iPad is as easy as installing any other application.

1. From your iPad, go to the App Store, and search for Microsoft Lync 2010 for iPad.

2. Tap the Free button in the app and then tap Install and enter your App Store Apple ID and password. As soon as the app is installed, it appears on your home screen.

REMOVING LYNC To remove the Lync application from your phone, do the following:

1. Touch and hold your finger on the Lync app icon.

2. Release your finger when the icon starts to wiggle on the screen.

3. Tap the X icon that appears in the upper-left corner of the Lync icon. A prompt appears on your screen, informing you that deleting “Lync” will also delete all of its data. Tap Delete.

4. When the app disappears, press the Home button.

SIGNING IN TO LYNC If you have a data plan, or your phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network, signing in is as easy as launching an application.

1. Start the Lync app, and on the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap Sign In.

2. Click More Details to view the Username

3. Enter:

a. Sign-in Address

b. Password

c. User Name

4. Tap sign-in

SIGNING OUT OF LYNC To sign out of Lync, from the My Info tab, on the upper-right corner, tap Sign Out.

REFERENCE http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/communicator-help/get-started-with-lync-2010-on-the-ipad-HA102754298.aspx; Microsoft Corporation


Lync 2010 Android


Sign in and get startedIf you have a data plan, or your phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network, signing in is as easy as starting an application. For a list of supported features, see the Mobile Client Comparison Tables at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=234777.

1. On the mobile phone Applications screen, tap the Lync 2010 icon.

2. On the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap Sign In.

Set your status1. On the My info screen, tap the arrow next to your

current status.

2. Under Set my status, tap a status in the list.

Find the right personYou can find someone in your contact list by searching for them by name or phone number. If you want to find someone in your organization who is not in already in your contact list, you can search the company directory.

1. From the Contacts screen press the Menu button, and then tap Search.

2. Start typing a person’s name or phone number in the search box. If the person is already in your Contacts list, the results appear below the box.

3. If the person is not already in your Contacts list, tap Search the company directory to search the entire organization.

Send an instant message1. When you find the person you’re looking for, tap

the person’s name, and then on the contact card screen, tap the IM icon.

2. Type a message, and then tap Send.

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Receive an instant messageWhen someone sends you an instant message, an instant message alert appears at the top of the screen. The IM alert appears only for a few seconds, but you can tap the Chats icon to view any missed instant messages. To accept an IM invitation, do one of the following:

» Tap the IM alert, or

» Tap Chats, and then tap the conversation.

Invite others to an existing IMDuring an IM conversation, invite someone new by doing the following:

1. From the IM conversation screen, press the Menu button, and then tap Invite others.

2. Tap the contact, or search for the contact you would like to invite to the conversation.

Make a CallCalls made using Lync are not Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). When you make or receive a Lync call, your carrier’s minutes are being used.

» To call someone in your Contacts list, find the contact, tap the contact’s name, and then tap the number you want to call.

Join a meetingYou can join the audio portion of a Lync 2010 meeting from your mobile phone.

1. From your phone calendar, open the Online Meeting item for the meeting that you want to join.

2. Tap the Join online meeting link. Lync calls you on your mobile phone.

3. Accept the Lync call to join the meeting.


Attendee Lync 2010


If you don't have Microsoft® Lync™ 2010 communications software installed, you can use Microsoft® Lync™ 2010 Attendee, a conferencing

client that lets you participate in Lync 2010 online meetings.

Lync 2010 Attendee provides communication tools such as instant messaging (IM), audio, video, as well as collaboration tools such as program sharing, screen sharing, attachments, whiteboard, polling, and slide presentations.

Install Lync 2010 AttendeeThe support team in your company may have already installed Attendee for you. If they have, you’ll see Microsoft Lync 2010 Attendee on the Start menu. Or, depending on how Lync was set up, you might be able to install Lync Attendee from the meeting link in the meeting invite, as follows:

1. Click the Join online meeting link in an online meeting request.

2. A screen with instructions for selecting a client to install is displayed. Click Download and install Lync Attendee.

3. A webpage with a download and install link will open. Follow the download and install instructions.

Join a Lync 2010 online meetingYou can use Attendee to join a Lync online meeting as a guest or an authenticated user.

1. Click the Join online meeting link in an online meeting request.

2. In the Microsoft Lync Attendee sign-in screen, select either Join as Guest, or Join using corporate credentials. If you have an account with the company that set up the meeting, you can join as an authenticated user.

3. To join as a guest, type a name to display at the meeting, and then click Join. To join as an authenticated user, type your company credentials, and then click Join.

Connecting to audioIf you have a microphone and speakers, you’re ready to use Attendee to talk and listen when in online meetings. You can also plug in any device recommended by your organization, such as a USB headset, USB phone or handset. Attendee automatically configures the settings, depending on the device that you connect. Or, you can call into the meeting using a phone line. The numbers that you could call will be in the meeting invitation.

Quick Reference GuideAttendee Lync 2010


Prepare Lync 2010 Attendee for a meetingYou can configure Attendee with all your choices for different settings so that you don’t need to re-enter them before each meeting.

Click Start, click All Programs, and then click Microsoft Lync 2010 Attendee. The Lync Attendee - Options dialog box appears.

Review the General, Personal, Ringtones and Sounds, Audio Device, and Video Device options to make sure that they apply to what you want to do, or change them if required.

Start IM, audio or videoAs soon as you’re admitted to a meeting by a presenter or an organizer, you’ll see the meeting window. You can then participate using IM, audio and video.

Click IM, Call, or Video, depending on what you want to do.

To send an instant message, type your message in the meeting window and press Enter. The instant messages that you send will be visible to all the meeting participants. You cannot send instant messages to individual participants. Use the Call Me option under Call if you want the conference to call you. This option is useful if you have to switch to attending the meeting from a different device such as a cellular phone. You can click a number from the drop-down list or specify a number for the conference to call you. To start sharing your video, click Video. You can also adjust the video settings if required. You don't need a webcam to receive video.

Start sharingIf you’ve joined a meeting as a presenter, you can share. When you are in a meeting as an attendee, you don’t have the option to share. To start to use one of the sharing options, an organizer or presenter must make you a presenter.

» Click Share to see the available sharing activities.

» You can share your desktop on a specific monitor or on multiple monitors, share a specific program, share a PowerPoint presentation, use a whiteboard that attendees can take turns contributing to, and conduct a poll.


Attendant Lync 2010


This quick reference describes the tasks you will most commonly perform when using Microsoft® Lync™ 2010 Attendant, an integrated call management application that enables you to effectively manage many conversations at once by quickly handling and routing phone calls and instant messages.

With a microphone and speakers, you’re ready to use Lync 2010 Attendant for voice calls. You can also plug in any device recommended by your organization, such as a USB headset, USB phone, or handset. Lync 2010 Attendant does not support video calls.

The Attendant main windowThe main window has two parts: the conversation area and the Contacts list. The conversation area is where you manage incoming, active, and pending (on hold) calls and conversations. The Contacts list helps you

organize your contacts so that you can easily find the people you need to get in touch with.

Make a callTo call someone in your Contacts list, double-click their name, or click the Call button next to their name.

Receive a callWhen someone calls you, an alert appears in the Incoming area of your main window. To answer it, double-click anywhere on the alert.

Search for a contactSearch for a contact by typing his or her name in the search box. As you type, matching names appear in the search results.

Transfer a call1. Click the Transfer icon.

2. In the Contacts list, doubleclick the name that you want to transfer the call to.

3. The call disappears from the conversation area (An unsuccessful transfer displays an error message.)

Dial by number1. Type the number in the search box.

2. Double-click the search result.

Conversation area Contact list

Incoming

Active

Pending

Quick Reference GuideAttendant Lync 2010


Make a conference call1. In the Contacts list, select multiple people by

holding down the Ctrl key while you click each contact.

2. Right-click one of the contacts.

3. Click Start a Conference Call.

4. To add contacts during a call, click the Add icon, and then double-click the contact’s name, or drag the contact into the conference area.

Take notes during a conversation1. Click the Note icon.

2. Click anywhere in the note area, and type your note.

3. (Optional) To send notes in an email message, click Send Notes.

Set up your audio deviceThe Set Up Audio and Video wizard automatically detects your devices and simplifies the configuration process, enabling you to test and adjust the speaker and microphone levels.

1. Click the Audio Device menu at the top of the Attendant main window.

2. Click Set Up Audio.

Configure options for AttendantTo configure other options for Attendant, such as general, phones, actions and alerts, and personal settings:

Click the Options menu at the top of the Attendant main window, and then click Options.


Conferencing Lync 2010


Schedule an online meetingYou can schedule Microsoft® Lync™ 2010 meetings and conference calls from Microsoft® Outlook®. One meeting request is used for both purposes.

1. Open your Outlook Calendar.

2. On the Home tab, click New Online Meeting (in Microsoft Outlook 2010) or Online Meeting (in Microsoft Outlook 2007).

A new meeting request opens, to which you add recipients, a subject line, and other meeting details.

Set meeting optionsThe meeting request contains the dial-in information that the participant can use to join the audio part of the meeting or conference call. During the Lync meeting, dial-in information is available in the Invite by Phone dialog box (click the People Options menu, and then click Invite by Phone).

You can customize the dial-in information in the Outlook meeting request. You can also customize access and presenters.

1. In the meeting request, on the Meeting tab, click Meeting Options.

2. In the Online Meeting Options dialog box:

a. To control meeting access and presenter options, click Access and Presenters.

b. To customize dial-in information, click Audio and Phone.

Meet nowWith the Meet Now option, you can quickly start a meeting or conference call with people inside or outside your organization.

1. In the Lync main window, click the arrow to the right of the Options button, and then click Meet Now.

2. In the conversation window, do any of the following:

a. To invite someone inside your organization, click the People Options menu, click Invite by Name or Phone Number, and then select a contact.

b. To invite someone outside your organization by email, click the People Options menu, and then click Invite by Email. An email message opens in Outlook. (If you do not have Outlook, copy the invitation text, and paste it into your email program.)

c. You can also add contacts to the meeting by dragging the contact from the Contacts list into the conversation window.

Join a schedule online meetingIn the Outlook meeting request, click Join online meeting or click the meeting link.

Quick Reference GuideConferencing Lync 2010


Start a group IM conversationYou can start a group instant messaging (IM) conversation by selecting multiple contacts or a contact group from your Contacts list, or you can turn an IM conversation with one person into a group conversation. To start a group conversation from the Contacts list:

1. Hold down the Ctrl key, and click each contact that you want to invite.

2. Right-click the last contact, and then click Send an Instant Message.

3. Type your message in the message input area, and then press Enter. To start a group conversation from a conversation window:

Click the People Options menu, click Invite by Name or Phone Number, and then select the contacts that you want to invite.

Enhance your IM conversationsWith Lync 2010, you can add communication modes to your IM conversation. For example, you can start an IM conversation with a single contact, add more contacts, and then add audio and video. If you need to share documents or slides, you can share your desktop.

To add voice or video, in the conversation window, do any of the following:

» To add voice, click Call.

» To add video, click Video to add video.

To invite others, in the conversation window, click the arrow to the right of People Options , and then select the contacts that you want to invite.

To share your desktop or a program, in the conversation window, click the Share menu, and then select your desktop, monitor, or a program to share.

Join a call that uses dial-in conferencingIf you received a request for a meeting that supports dial-in conferencing, access information is included in the meeting request. To dial in from your phone as the leader or an authenticated caller, note the following access information from the meeting request: dial-in phone number, conference ID, your PIN (see “Set your PIN”), and your phone number.

Set your PINThe Lync dial-in conferencing PIN identifies and authenticates you as someone with access to your organization's network. A PIN is required if you are dialing in by phone or device, when you are outside your organization's network, and on some networks.

1. In the Lync main window, click the Show Menu arrow, click Tools, and then click Dial-in Conferencing Settings.

2. On the home page, under Personal Identification Number (PIN), click Sign In.

3. In the Language list, click your preferred language, type your username and password, and then click Sign In.

4. On the Create New PIN page, click PIN or Change PIN, type a number that meets the PIN requirements in the PIN text box, and then retype your new PIN in the Confirm PIN box.

Have Lync 2010 call youYou can have Lync call you and automatically connect you to the meeting audio (for example, if you have to leave your computer but want to continue the call on your mobile device). You do not have to remember the dial-in phone number and conference ID.

1. When you join the meeting, in the Meeting Audio dialog box, click Call me at.

2. Click a number already in the list, or type the phone number you want to be called at, and then click OK.


IM & Presence Lync 2010


First 5 minutes: Sign in and get startedIf you’re already logged on to your organization’s network, signing in is as easy as starting Microsoft® Lync™ 2010.

1. On the Start menu, click All Programs, click Microsoft Lync, and then click Microsoft Lync 2010.

2. Click your presence status if you want to change it, or click Reset Status to let Lync 2010 set your status automatically based on your activity or Microsoft® Outlook calendar.

3. Set a location to let people know where you are today.

4. Let them know what you're up to by clicking What's happening today? and typing a note.

What does your presence state mean?

AvailableYou are online and available for contact.

BusyYou are in a Lync phone call or, according to your Outlook calendar, you are in a meeting.

Do not disturbYou don’t want to be disturbed and will see conversation alerts only if they are sent by your workgroup contacts.

Be right backYou are away briefly and will return shortly.

AwayYour computer has been idle (for 15 minutes, by default).

Off workYou are not working and are not available to contact.

OfflineYou are not signed in. If you have blocked indi-viduals from seeing your presence, you’ll always appear offline to them.

Personalize your contact infoYou can personalize your contact and presence information. For example, you can add your mobile phone number and make it available only to close contacts.

1. In the Lync main window, click the Options button, and then click Phones.

2. Click the button for the phone number, and then click OK.

3. Select the Include in my contact card check box, and then click OK.

4. To let certain people see your personal numbers: in your Contacts list, right-click the contact’s name, click Change Privacy Relationship, and then click Friends and Family.

Change your photo settingsYou can decide whether you want to see your contacts’ photos. You can also change your own photo or choose not to show one.

1. Click the Options button, and then click Personal.

2. Under Display photo, to hide other people’s photos, clear the Show photos of contacts check box.

To change your photo, first upload the new photo to an unauthenticated website (such as Windows Live®). The file must be less than 30 KB in size.

1. Click the Options button, and then click My Picture.

2. Click Show a picture from a web address, type the web address including the file name, click Connect to Picture, and then click OK.

Quick Reference GuideIM & Presence Lync 2010


Find the right personJust start typing a person’s name in the search box, and results will appear below the box. If you see who you’re looking for, double-click the person’s name to send an instant message.

If you’re not sure you’ve found the right person, the contact card gives more information and shows where the person fits into the organizational tree.

» To display the contact card, point to the person’s picture.

» For a full version, click the down arrow in the lower right corner. Then, to see his or her organization, click the Organization tab.

Build your Contacts listAdd people to your Contacts list if you’ll be contacting them often or if you just want to keep track of them.

1. In the search box, type the person’s name or email address.

2. In the search results, right-click the person, and then do one of the following:

a. If you’ll be contacting them often, click Pin to Frequent Contacts.

b. Add them to a group by clicking Add to Contact List and then clicking the group name.

c. If you haven’t created groups yet, click Add to New Group, and give the group a name. You can add more contacts to this group later.

(Optional) To make sure you know when someone becomes available, right-click the contact’s name, and then click Tag for Status Change Alerts.

Send an instant message1. In your Contacts list, double-click a contact.

2. Type a message in the message input area at the bottom of the message box, and then press Enter.

3. (Optional) To add an emoticon, click the emoticon (smile face) button.

4. (Optional) To customize the font, such as type or size, click the letter A next to the emoticon button.

Receive an instant messageWhen someone sends you an instant message, an instant message alert appears in the lower-right corner of your computer screen. Do one of the following:

» To accept the invitation, click the alert.

» To redirect the invitation, click Redirect. » To decline the invitation, click Ignore.


iPad Quick Reference


Sign in and get startedBefore you get started, make sure your iPad is connected to a Wi-Fi or 3G data network. For a list of supported features, see the Mobile Client Comparison Tables at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=234777. Start the Lync application, and on the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap Sign In.

Set your statusTo change your status, tap the My Info icon, tap Status, and then select your status.

Find the right personTap the Contacts icon, and start typing a person’s name in the search box. The results appear below the box.


the person’s name, and then tap IM to send an instant message.


Quick Reference GuideiPad Quick Reference


Receive an instant messageWhen someone sends you an instant message, an instant message alert appears at the top of the screen. Do one of the following:

» To accept the invitation, tap the alert.

» To ignore the invitation, tap the Close (x) button.

The IM alert appears for only a few seconds, but you can tap the Chats icon button to view any missed instant messages.

When you receive an IM when the Lync app is not open but you are still signed in, you’ll receive the alert on the main screen.

Invite others to an existing IM1. To invite someone to an instant messaging

conversation, from the Conversation screen, tap the arrow icon, and then tap Invite Others.

2. From the Invite screen, select or search for the contact you’d like to invite to the conversation.

Make a callCalls made using Lync are not Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). When you make or receive a Lync call, your carrier's minutes are being used. When you make or receive a Lync call from the iPad the call goes to the mobile phone number you specified in the My Mobile Number field.

» To call someone in your Contacts list, find the contact, tap the contact’s name, and then select the number you want to call or tap the Call icon to call the work number.

» When the call is placed, you’ll first need to accept the Lync call in order to make the outgoing call.

Join a MeetingTo join an online meeting, tap the Meetings icon, and from the All or Online tab, open the meeting invite by selecting the meeting that you want to join, and then tap Join Meeting.


iPhone Quick Reference



Start the Lync app, and on the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap Sign In.

Set your statusTo change your status, at the bottom of the screen, tap My Info, tap Status, and then from the Status select your status.

Find the right personTap Contacts, and from the Lync tab, start typing a person’s name in the search box. The results appear below the box.


the person’s name, and on the Card screen, tap the IM icon to send an instant message.


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Quick Reference GuideiPhone Quick Reference


Receive an instant messageWhen someone sends you an instant message, an instant message alert appears at the top of the screen. Do one of the following:

» To accept the invitation, tap the alert.

» To ignore the invitation, tap the Close (x) button.

The IM alert appears only for a few seconds, but you can tap the Chats icon to view any missed instant messages.


conversation, from the Conversation screen, tap the Actions icon, and then tap Invite Others.

2. From the Contacts screen, select or search for the contact you would like to invite to the conversation.

Make a callCalls made using Lync are not Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). When you make or receive a Lync call, your carrier’s minutes are being used.

» To call someone in your Contacts list, find the contact, tap the contact's name, and then select the number you want to call tap the Call button to call the work number.

» When the call is placed, you’ll first need to accept the Lync call in order to make the outgoing call.

Join a meetingTo join an online meeting, tap Meetings, and from the Online tab, open the meeting invite by selecting the meeting that you want to join, and then tap Join Meeting.


Windows Phone Quick Reference



Start the Lync app, and on the sign-in screen, enter your credentials, and then tap the check mark button. Note: Tap More Details to enter your server information.

Set your statusTo change your status, from the my info screen, tap your status, and then select your status.

Find the right personFrom the contacts screen, tap search. Start typing a person’s name in the search box. The results appear below the box.


the person’s name, and then tap the send IM icon to send an instant message.

2. Type a message, and then tap the Send icon.

Quick Reference GuideWindows Phone Quick Reference


Receive an instant messageWhen someone sends you an instant message, an instant message alert appears at the top of the screen. To reply to the invitation, tap the alert.


conversation, from the Conversation screen, tap invite.

2. On the next screen, select or search for the contact you’d like to invite to the conversation.

Make a CallCalls made using Lync are not Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). When you make or receive a Lync call, your carrier's minutes are being used.

» To call someone in your Contacts list, find the contact, tap the contact’s name, and then select the number you want to call or tap the Call icon to call the work number.

» When the call is placed, you’ll need to first accept the Lync call in order to make the outgoing call.

Mobile phone numberTo show your work phone number as the caller ID number when you make a Lync call, you’ll need to add your Mobile phone number.

1. To add your Mobile phone number, from the my info screen, tap settings.

2. On the settings screen, under Mobile phone number, type in your mobile phone number.

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