Hi all - My name is Nick Suter; I am a Program Manager for the Customer Engagement and Adoption team, within Skype for Business. I have been at Microsoft for the past 10 years - all with the Skype for Business group.

Well, we started as Office Communications Server, then Lync and now Skype for Business. My passion lies with connecting to our users, understanding their current needs and painpoints and then working to help solve or ease the pain. To that end, I wanted to share a set of important resources we have for our Skype for Business users: Quick Start Guides.

Skype For Business User Guide For Mac

You can download our Skype for Business Quick Start Guides here: A couple of points about this resource:. Print these out - use these as a ready reference when you are using Skype for Business. Top 3-5 things - these are not a cumulative training resource; they are not designed that way. We use these to outline the 3-5 things that you need to know to get up and running with the product as quickly as possible. Small, snackable - these are small by design; we want to keep it short and give you immediate relief and skills with Skype for Business.

Ever growing - we have six (6) cards today, but are looking to grow the library we have I encourage you to download and start using these guides. Once you have tried them out, let me know what you think and what else we can create a quick start guide for. I am looking forward to hearing back!

Nick Suter Program Manager Customer Engagement and Adoption. Am I missing something? It's now September 2017 and I can't see any quick start guides for the Mac client. Mac users seem to be very poorly supported. Despite reading various sets of release notes, client comparisons etc, I (and my colleagues) can't figure out how to do basic things in the Mac client. We don't know if this is because of the way our SFB system is configured, or if the Mac client simply doesn't support what we're trying to do, or if we need to change our Outlook settings.

We're a small group of Mac users in an organisation of Windows users. Our IT team is Windows-focused and hasn't been able to help us resolve things.

DOWNLOAD INFORMATION: To download a user guide, please go to the category of your equipment, choose the brand of your equipment, then click on the model which you are looking for. The manual is automatically downloaded on the desktop or in the file downloads of your computer. The same way is also possible if you prefer to search by choosing the menu:. A complete help is available by the menu:. All our user guides are for PDF format (Portable Document Format).

To view the documents, you must have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. To download free the most recent version of this software.