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Microsoft 365 Weekly: Outlook to add new work location features and more

Once again, it's been a busy week for new entries in the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. As we have been doing for the past several months on Sundays, we will give you the highlights of what was added to the roadmap in the last seven days. Accept no substitutes.

• Microsoft Outlook - A new work location experience is coming for remote workers and more
• Microsoft Teams - Reactions in Town Halls are coming, and more
• Microsoft Edge - Settings updates are coming soon

That's it for this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap. Come back again next Sunday as we take a comprehensive look at what's coming for Microsoft 365 apps and services.

Microsoft 365 Weekly: Outlook to add new work location features and more

In this week's look back at new entries on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website, the new Outlook will soon add a feature for remote workers so they can change their work location and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will get some new features on iOS and Android and more

The end of another week means we can take a look back at the last seven days for new entries on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. This week, there are a lot of additions that center on the Teams mobile apps.

• Microsoft Teams - Mobile apps will be adding some new features in April
• New Outlook for Windows and the Web - New email search filters are coming and more

That's our look back at the latest additions to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap. You can come back in seven days for yet another update.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will get some new features on iOS and Android and more

In this week's look back at new entries for the Microsoft 365 Roadmap, there were many new additions for features coming to Microsoft Teams for iOS and Android mobile device owners.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams to add translation feature to chats and more

The Microsoft 365 Roadmap website got quite a few new additions for upcoming features for its productivity apps last week. Here's a look at what was added in the last seven days.

• Microsoft Teams - Intelligent message translation in chats and more.
• Other Microsoft 365 apps and services - OneDrive on the web to add recurring meetings feature and more

That's it for this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 roadmap site. We will be back next Sunday for another look at the coming week's new entries.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams to add translation feature to chats and more

In this week's look back at the last seven days on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap, the company says it will add intelligent message translation in Teams chats in April, along with more new features.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Admins get new security features in Outlook and more

This week's look back at the last seven days on the official Microsoft 365 Roadmap website reveals some new Outlook features for users and admins, along with a couple of Teams-related features.

• Microsoft Outlook - New admin security features are coming and more
• Other apps - OneDrive on the web will add a new way to view hidden files and more

That's it for this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 roadmap. Come back next Sunday as we reveal what Microsoft added to the roadmap in the next week.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Admins get new security features in Outlook and more

This week's updates on the Microsoft 365 roadmap include some upcoming security options for admins who monitor junk and phishing reports from Outlook users and some new Teams features.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will add a "meet now" feature and more

Welcome back to our weekly look back at what's been added to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. This week is a bit different in that some of the new entries have also been revealed in a Microsoft 365 blog post a few days ago along with a press release for Teams earlier this week.

That included reveals of a new Teams app called Queues that lets users take customer calls in Teams that's coming in June along with a way to interact with Microsoft's Copilot in the new Outlook for Windows and on the web in April.

However, there are some other entries on the roadmap site that are all new.

• Teams for the desktop Meet Now
• Teams for the desktop Programmatic Desktop Sharing
• Teams for the desktop ask for consent from other users to transcript meetings
• Adding Graph Grounded Chat for Copilot in Excel
• The new Outlook for Windows and the web will add a feature in May that will let users add shared folders to their favorites
• If you have PDFs stored on your OneDrive account, a new web-based feature in May will let you annotate and save those files

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will add a "meet now" feature and more

In this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap for new entries, Teams users will soon be able to access a "Meet now" feature for a quick and ringless way to hold group chat meetings.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Prepare for meetings in Outlook with Copilot and more

One interesting new listing concerns the new Outlook for Windows app, as well as Outlook on the web. The Roadmap site says that starting sometime in July, they will get a Copilot-powered feature that is supposed to help people prepare for upcoming meetings:

Copilot can identify and summarize the key points so you can show up prepared in just a few minutes. When you have an upcoming meeting, Copilot proactively shows you a "Prepare" button in your inbox which helps you quickly get context for the meeting providing a summary of the meeting and showing and summarizing relevant files leveraging the power of the Microsoft Graph.

Another feature for Outlook on the web that's coming will be adding Microsoft's To Do to its app launcher. It will replace the current tasks module. However, this change won't happen until sometime in September.

For Microsoft Teams, the company is planning to roll out a new feature in May for all of Team's platforms that will add new functions for group chats:

Users can now access applications in group chats with individuals outside their organization, fostering improved collaboration, interactivity, and productivity. The group chat’s host involving external participants can install, remove, or update applications for use by all members.

Another feature for Teams on the PC, Mac, and Web that's coming later in April will add support for slash commands:

Users will be able to type slash in Teams compose box and select a command, helping them complete their task quickly.

Also later in April, the Microsoft Forms app on the web will let users send forms to others with some of the fields in those forms already filled in. Microsoft says this will "simplify respondent experience and improve data accuracy."

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Prepare for meetings in Outlook with Copilot and more

In this week's look at the latest entries added to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website, Outlook will add a new way to prepare for meetings via Copilot in the near future, and much more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Copilot features are coming to Word, Excel and more

The Microsoft 365 Roadmap website had another busy week with a number of new entries being added over the past seven days. That's especially true of the many new listings that involved apps getting additional Copilot AI features.

Later this month, Excel is scheduled to get two new Copilot-powered features. One deals with making complete formula columns.

Users can ask Copilot to generate multiple formula columns suggestions at once, from a single prompt, such as "split the name into first name and last name.

The other listing, again for rollout in April, says Copilot will be able to be used in Exel to "utilize complex formulas such as XLOOKUP and SUMIF to create formula columns bringing together data from multiple tables."

New Copilot features are also coming to Word sometime in May. One listing on the roadmap states Copilot can start creating a document by using up to three Word or PowerPoint files:

In "Draft with Copilot," select Reference a file and choose up to three files that Copilot should use when creating the new document. Or, in "Compose," type "/" and the name of the file you'd like to use. You can only use files you have permission to access in your organization's SharePoint or OneDrive.

Another Copilot feature coming to Word in May involves the use of weblinks:

Users can copy and paste a link of a supported file into the Draft with Copilot UI as a reference instead of searching for it in the file reference menu.

Finally, the roadmap lists a feature that will let users "browse OneDrive and SharePoint folders to find files for grounding prompts in Copilot" in April.

Microsoft Teams will add a new chat feature sometime in June:

Organizers, co-organizers, and presenters can chat privately in a separate chat from attendees. This chat is available to access before, during, and after the event.

In May, Teams will add features that will let organizers of webinars and also organizers of town halls "to block the sending of attendee emails from Microsoft Teams."

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Copilot features are coming to Word, Excel and more

This week's look back at the past seven days on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website includes a number of new Copilot features that will be coming soon to apps like Word, Excel, OneDrive, and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Designer is coming to Word and more

For people who use Word on nearly all platforms, it looks like it will be integrating Microsoft's AI-generated image maker Designer sometime in June with the help of Copilot. The roadmap states:

Copilot in Word now integrates with Designer to help you find the perfect image or create a banner to bring your document to life.

Designer is coming to the desktop, Mac, web, and iOS versions of Word. There's no listing on the roadmap site for Designer coming to the Android Word app yet.

Another Copilot-related feature that will be added to Word platforms later in April is Bing search integration:

Ask Copilot a question in Word chat and Copilot generates an answer using the power of integrated Bing search. And you never have to leave the app.

That feature is coming to the desktop, Mac, and web editions of Word. Those versions of the word processing app will also add integrated Copilot Graph-grounded search features in April as well.

In May, the desktop and Mac versions of Word will add another Copilot function:

Use Draft with Copilot in Word with the on-canvas Copilot menu when a user selects text, a list, or a table, which generates new content from Copilot and provides a richer, more interactive experience.

Copilot will also be a part of a web update for Excel in May:

Additional support for complex conditional formats beyond the basic top and bottom or conditional operators. For example, Copilot analyzes two factors when highlighting all rows where the product is bikes and sales is greater than 100.

In June, the new Outlook for Windows and the web will get some new copy and paste keyboard shortcuts:

Users will be able to copy and paste emails in Outlook using the shortcuts Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, allowing them to quickly transfer emails to the desired folder, streamlining workflow, and enhancing productivity.

Finally, the Microsoft Teams Calls app will get some AI features in June for all platforms:

The Calls app in Teams will soon have AI-generated notes and action items from your calls, so you can pay attention to your conversations and save time coordinating next steps. Intelligent call recap will work for both VoIP and PSTN calls, and summaries will be generated from calls for which transcription was enabled.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Designer is coming to Word and more

In this week's Microsoft 365 Roadmap recap, we look at Word on most platforms getting integration with Microsoft Designer, copy-and-paste improvements for Outlook, more AI for Teams, and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will soon be able to create quizzes in Forms and more

This past week was a bit of a slow one for major new entries being put into the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. However, there were a few interesting new listings and updates over the past seven days.

If you are a fan of the Microsoft Forms service, where you can quickly create surveys and quizzes to be sent out to others, there's a new and predictable feature that's coming to Forms on the web sometime in June. The Microsoft 365 Roadmap listing shows Copilot will soon be included in Forms;

Generating quizzes from provided materials is one of the most commonly requested features in the education industry, and it is now available in Forms. To save time, users can create quizzes from documents, textbooks, or notes using Copilot. Copilot can create draft quizzes based on the provided materials and users' prompts.

Another Copilot feature is being added in May to the Microsoft Loop online collaboration service:

Collaborate with Copilot to go from a blank page to a structured document ready for collaboration as quickly as possible. Start from scratch, or select an existing page or template as the starting point and Copilot can modify it for the task at hand.

One more mention of Copilot is that the ability to use plugins on the Copilot site, which was released in a preview form in March, will officially become generally available sometime in December, according to the newly updated roadmap listing.

If you use Microsoft Teams on the Windows desktop and on your Mac, you will get an additional feature when you enable screen sharing sometime in June. When you do launch that feature, it will automatically set you up in a Do Not Disturb mode:

When this setting is enabled, users will be able to continue to receive call notifications when presenting, without having to manually adjust their presence status.

Also in June, Teams users on PC, Mac, and the web will get some new feedback changes:

We are updating the Settings menu for “Help & Feedback” and the in-app “Give Feedback/Suggest a Feature” experience for Teams Desktop & Web clients. Teams Desktop and Web clients will no longer use Microsoft Teams feedback policies for the in-app “Give Feedback/Suggest a Feature” experience, and instead use the Cloud Policy service for Microsoft 365.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will soon be able to create quizzes in Forms and more

The Microsoft 365 Roadmap website was updated with some new listings this past week. They include a new feature that will allow Forms users to create quizzes using Copilot and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: The new Outlook Windows app will soon add Copilot and more

The Microsoft 365 roadmap website added some new entries in the last week for upcoming features for its suite of online productivity apps. Many of those new entries this week centered on the Outlook email clients.

We already reported on some new and upcoming Outlook features earlier this week. One of them is that the classic Outlook Windows app now has some Copilot generative AI features including summarizing email threads and writing coaches. Copilot is also coming to the new Outlook for Windows app, and on the web, later in May.

The same Microsoft Copilot experience you can get from the Microsoft Teams app, at copilot.microsoft.com ("Work mode"), and in many other places is now available from within Microsoft Outlook for Windows and web. You can find the Copilot app in the left app bar.

The new Outlook Windows app and the web version will also add some new RSVP settings in July:

Two new settings to improve the user experience when responding to meeting invitations: (1) do not delete invitation email after RSVPing and (2) auto-decline if the attendee's calendar shows as busy.

In June, the new Outlook Windows app and the web version will have a new Meeting Details feature:

When a conversation in Mail is part of a meeting, the Reading Pane will have a new and improved Meeting Details card for a more efficient and modern RSVP flow.

In a related upcoming feature, people who use the Loop collaboration tool will get a new Copilot feature in May.

People with a Copilot License can now leverage Copilot in Loop when they paste Loop components into the Teams app, Outlook, and Meeting Notes.

There were also some new entries on the roadmap site for upcoming Teams features. Teams Rooms users on the desktop will add speaker recognition and attribution features in June:

With Microsoft Teams Rooms, participants can be distinguished automatically regardless of what kind of device is capturing audio in a meeting, and their contributions are attributed in the transcript, making meetings more inclusive and productive. Speaker recognition will be enabled for any in-person meeting participant who has completed the simple face and voice enrollment process, and is included on the meeting invitation. They can also see auto-generated meeting action items assigned to them, important decisions, and meeting highlights by using Copilot.

Teams users on all platforms will get some Workflows improvements in June:

Users will be able to discover which Workflows template was used when they receive a Workflows card in chats and channels. Teams Workflow cards posted from a template will now include a link to the template used. Users will be able to open the workflow template and create their own automated Teams workflows to save them time when completing routine tasks.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: The new Outlook Windows app will soon add Copilot and more

In this week's look back at the new entries of the Microsoft 365 roadmap website, the company plans to add Copilot to the new Outlook Windows app and on the web, among other additions.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Loop will add Copilot page creation and more

Welcome once again to our weekly look at what's new on the Microsoft 365 roadmap website. We have already reported on how the site has included an entry on how the Edge web browser will add an AI-based theme generator in June. However, there's a lot more to report on from the roadmap from the past seven days as well.

• In June, Microsoft Teams on the desktop will soon have a file preview feature.
• Desktop Teams users will also be able to rename the general channel for their team in June.
• In July, Teams users for both the desktop and Mac will see a simplified header bar.
• If you use the Microsoft Loop collaboration tool, you will be getting a new Copilot-powered feature later in May.
• Finally, OneDrive for web users will see a change to the shared folder experience in June.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Loop will add Copilot page creation and more

In this week's look at the past seven days on the Microsoft 365 roadmap, users of the Loop collaboration tool will soon be able to use Copilot to create pages from scratch and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will be added to OneNote on iPad and more

The week has given us a new look at the Microsoft 365 roadmap website, with upcoming features for the company's productivity app suite. There are not as many new entries this week compared to previous weeks, but there are still some interesting new listings to go over.

• One new feature on the roadmap that Microsoft says won't roll out until December 2024 is the addition of the Copilot AI assistant in the OneNote app for Apple's iPad tablet.
• Microsoft is also adding a Copilot-themed feature to Microsoft 365 Chat and Teams later in May.
• Copilot will also be added to Microsoft Forms sometime in May as well.
• Outlook will add a new Copilot feature for iOS and Android in July. It will roll out support for generating themes for those apps via the AI assistant.
• Finally, Teams for the desktop and Mac will change the name of the Files tab in the chat feature to Shared in June

That's it for our weekly look back at the Microsoft 365 roadmap site. Come back next Sunday as we check out the new entries on the website.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will be added to OneNote on iPad and more

In this week's look at the new entries on the Microsoft 365 roadmap website, the OneNote app for Apple's iPad gets Copilot, Teams gets improvements for shared files, and Forms gets Copilot assistance.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will add channel cards and more

Even though it's a holiday weekend in the US, there's lots to report from this past week's new entries on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. We have already reported that the roadmap site has shown Excel will be getting more Copilot features in June. Also, the roadmap posted up a new entry about Teams getting support for adding custom emojis and reactions, which we reported on earlier this week as part of Microsoft Build.

• Teams will also add a new feature in July for the desktop and Mac versions called Channel Cards.
• The new Outlook email app for Windows and the web is getting some updates for its Scheduling Assistant feature.
• The new Outlook Windows app will also add S/MIME support in September.
• All versions of Outlook will be getting improvements to its Copilot Compose feature, including "a polished, lightweight UI" which will be released in preview form in July with a full rollout in August.
• Excel is scheduled to get some more Copilot improvements in June for the desktop, the web and iOS in June. One adds an additional Copilot function.
• The other new feature will allow Copilot in Excel to "reason over data ranges with a single row of headers on top, even when they’re not Excel tables."

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams will add channel cards and more

In this week's look back at new entries on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap site, Teams will add a new feature called Channel Card sometime in July, and Outlook will update its scheduling assistant.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will soon make a PDF from a PowerPoint file and more.

Welcome back to our weekly roundup of what's been added to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. The company didn't add too many new entries on the site this week, but there was still enough of them that might be of interest to many people who use the online productivity apps.

• If you use PowerPoint a lot but want an easier way to convert your presentation to another format, the Microsoft 365 Roadmap added a new entry this week that might be of interest. Due out later in June, the web and desktop versions of PowerPoint will add a new Copilot-based feature.
• In July, Microsoft Teams will get a number of new features. One of them that's coming to the desktop, Mac, and web versions will automatically hide inactive Teams channels.
• The desktop version of Teams will also add new sound notification options in July.
• All versions of Teams will get a new Copilot feature in July.
• Finally, users of the new Outlook for Windows app, and the web version of Outlook, are getting a Copilot-based rewriting feature in July.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Copilot will soon make a PDF from a PowerPoint file and more.

This week's look back at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap includes a mention of a new Copilot feature that will allow it to make a PDF file out of a PowerPoint presentation file sometime in July.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Outlook will add local Office file sharing and more
It's time to take a new look at what has been added to the Microsoft 365 roadmap website in the past seven days. This time, there's been more to check out compared to the last couple of weeks, so let's get started.

• The new version of Outlook for Windows will roll out a feature in August that will allow it to share local Office app files.
• The new Outlook for Windows app and the web version will also add some new search features soon. That feature will be available in a preview version in July, with a full rollout in August.
• Finally, the roadmap has a listing for the new Outlook Windows app for a feature that won't be rolled out until (not a typo) March 2025. It will add support for opening .pst files in the app.
• The Microsoft Teams app for PC and Mac will add an expanded gallery view in July.
• Teams for PC, Mac, and the web will make it easier to find apps in August.
• Those same Teams platform will get some new chat features in July.
• The Excel app for PC, Mac and the Web will add a new data summary feature in July.
• Finally, the roadmap site says that the OneNote app for Mac will add support for the Copilot digital AI assistant sometime in December.

That's our latest look at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap site for the week. We will be back next Sunday to do this all over again.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Outlook will add local Office file sharing and more

This week, the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website added new entries, such as upcoming support for sharing local Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files in the new Outlook for Windows and more.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: OneDrive on the web gets improvements in search and more

The Microsoft 365 Roadmap website was busy, as usual, in the past week, adding new and upcoming features for the company's productivity apps. Here's what was included on the site in the past seven days.

• If you use the OneDrive cloud storage server and access files on your web browser, you should see a better search experience later in June.
• If you use your Outlook email client on your Mac, you should soon be able to access Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant. Starting in July, Outlook Mac users can access Copilot via the left app bar.
• Users of Microsoft Teams on the desktop and Mac will be getting some new features during the month of July. One of them concerns the Teams discovery feed.
• Another additional function concerns searching for answers in Teams messages.
• Microsoft will also add a way for desktop and Mac Teams users to turn notifications for a post in a channel on or off in July.
• Word users for the desktop, Mac and on the web will get some Copilot summary improvements later in June.
• Microsoft will also add a Word feature for Mac, Desktop, the web, and iOS versions in June that will let users "reference PDF files for Copilot to work with while generating content in Word."

That's all for this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap. We will be back next Sunday to see what new entries have been added to the roadmap website.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: OneDrive on the web gets improvements in search and more

In our latest weekly look at the new entries on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website, users of OneDrive on the web should see a better way to search for files soon, among other improvements.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Outlook for Windows will support pinning favorite folders

• Microsoft never stops updating its roadmap site for new features that are slated to come to its Microsoft 365 apps. This week is no different with a number of new entries on the site added in the last seven days.
• Let's start with a feature that won't be rolled out until November in preview form and will be generally available in December. The new Outlook for Windows app and Outlook for the web will add support for pinning folders.
• Another feature coming to the new Outlook for Windows app is due in August.
• If you use the Word app on your iOS device, you will be able to open PDF documents in that app, and also convert them to Word files, sometime in July.
• If you use Excel you will get two new Copilot themed features in July. One will let Excel users ask Copilot "for more specific charts and PivotTables, including specifying the x and y axis of charts." The other will let users access Copilot for summaries of columns in the app.
• Microsoft will add some Teams Rooms features features in August, One will be for both Windows and Mac versions.
• The other upcoming feature is just for the Windows users of Teams for now.

That's our look back at the last seven days on the Microsoft 365 roadmap site. You can return next Sunday as we will check out what new entries will be added in the coming week.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Outlook for Windows will support pinning favorite folders

In this week's look at the past seven days on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap site, it shows the new Outlook for Windows app will add support for pinning your favorite and most used folders in the future.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams Rooms will soon add multiple cameras views and more

We are once again looking back at the last seven days on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website to check out the most interesting new entries that were added last week. This week there was a smaller than normal amount of new listings on the roadmap. Perhaps a lot of Microsoft 365 team members were taking some summer vacation time, and we would not blame them.

• Having said that, there were still a few new listings on the site that might be of some interest. For Microsoft Teams users on Windows and Mac, Teams Rooms Meetings will add support for more cameras in August.
• All versions of Microsoft Teams will be adding some new admin features in August.
• Teams for Windows and Mac will include a feature made specifically for hybrid workers (people who work remotely some days and in the office other days) in August.
• Finally, the OneNote Windows app will get a new virtual printer feature in November that will work with the Widows Protected Print (WPP) mode.

That's it for this rather brief look back at last week's new Microsoft 365 Roadmap entries. Come back next Sunday to see what else is new on the site.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: Teams Rooms will soon add multiple cameras views and more

This week, the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website added some new entries, including one where Teams Rooms on Windows and Mac will soon start supporting up to four single stream cameras for attendees.

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Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Outlook folder keyboard shortcuts and more

The Fourth of July holiday week in the US resulted in a smaller-than-normal update last week for the Microsoft 365 Roadmap website. However, there were still a number of new entries on the site for people who want more info on future updates for Microsoft's productivity apps.

• Coming in August, the new Outlook for Windows app, and Outlook for the web, will get an update that will let users get to a folder faster.
• If you use the Mac version of Outlook, the roadmap lists an upcoming update for importing a certain file type in the app.
• All users of Microsoft Teams will get a new feature in August.
• If you join in Microsoft Teams meeting anonymously via Google's Chrome browser, the roadmap says that in August you should see some performance improvements. Those same improvements should be available for anonymous meeting users for Microsoft's Edge browser in October.
• All users of Microsoft Forms should see this improvement later in July, according to the roadmap.
• Finally, the Planner app in Teams will get a new feature later this month.

Microsoft 365 Roadmap Weekly: New Outlook folder keyboard shortcuts and more

In this week's look back at new entries on the Microsoft 365 roadmap website, Outlook for Windows and the web will soon get a new keyboard shortcut to quickly navigate to a folder and more.

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