Long-Awaited Microsoft Teams Fixes Are on the Way
Teams Issues Fixed If your team uses Microsoft Teams for communication, video meetings, or collaboration, you already know how powerful the application can be. But let’s be real: it’s far from perfect. It looks and acts like what it is, a smattering of capabilities from other products and competitors all smashed into one giant app that’s kind of hard to define or pin down. Several frustrations jump to the top of the list, and Microsoft is finally doing something about them. Here’s what’s changing. “Enter” Is Changing First up is a small change with a big impact on quality of life. The “Enter” key on your keyboard has a bit of an identity crisis. In some places, like documents or email applications, “Enter” is the cue for “start a new paragraph.” This is the O.G. use case for the key. Readers of a certain vintage will remember the key used to be called “Return”, because it represented a “carriage return” on olde-tymey typewriters. In other words, it sent the carriage down and back to t...