What a cool way to stay in touch with your contacts in Lync when you are travelling and do not have your laptop with you!
You can access webmail in a public computer and still get in touch with your Lync contacts. Slick!
Check this link which shows how to integrate Lync and Exchange 2010 OWA:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/5305.how-to-integrate-lync-server-2010-with-exchange-2010-sp1-owa-en-us.aspx
You can use the details extracted from the Lync configuration status for troubleshooting Lync.
Press Ctrl key and Right click on the Lync icon in your notification area in your taskbar.
Select Configuration Information option
Lync Configuration Information
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Improve the user experience in your communication in Lync by customizing your profile picture. It also assist in developing a self-branding strategy when you interact with others in Lync.
My Picture in Lync options:
I am only going to share with you on the option of “Show a picture from a web address”
1. Browse to a webpage where you would like to select a preferred picture
2. Right click on the picture and select Properties
3. Copy the URL link of the picture
Picture Properties
4. Go to MS Lync and click the Picture icon
Select MS Lync Picture icon
5. Paste the copied link in the text box under “Show a picture from a web address” and select Connect to Picture.
My Picture Lync Options
6. Once the preferred image is connected and displayed in the thumbnail, select OK to confirm the changes
Download the WCF (Who Can Federate Tool) to check who among your Outlook contacts have MS Lync
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Who-Can-Federate-Tool-a9e00d23
You can check out the following links to view training resouces for MS Lync software:
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