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Some Microsoft Office docs and PDFs printed from macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) fail to print on HP printers. The issue seems to be caused by the interaction between operating system, application, and printer, and can affect Cornell services like Net-Print.
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Skype for Mac comes closer to achieving parity with its predecessor (Lync), but still does not have all the features of Skype for Business for Windows. We've listed the significant differences below. You may want to look at our...Read more
Presence is a combination of availability and willingness to meet. Its use is optional. In some applications it updates automatically based on events in your calendar, but with Skype for Mac, you need to update it manually.
Click your image (or the generic human icon) at the...Read more
In the first field, enter your NetID@cornell.edu address.
Enter the whole address, not just your NetID. In the second field, enter the password you use with your NetID. Click Sign in .
Click a person's listing for a contact or in search results.
On the right, click the Send an Email icon to open a new email message, addressed to the currently selected contact or search result, in your default email program.
Set Your...Read moreOn the right, click the Schedule a Meeting icon. In Outlook, a meeting invitation will open, addressed to the currently selected contacts or search...Read more
Meetings view shows you a summary of the day's calendar events. You cannot change the view to see other days.
Click a meeting listed to see, on the right, the notes for that meeting, including the link to join if it is a Skype meeting.
Click a person's listing for a contact or in search results.
On the right, click the Voice Call icon.
During the call, icons below the person's photo allow you to switch to video mode, mute your microphone, share your screen, and end the call.