Re: microsoft teams

[robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

 > From: Noelle <noelle>
 > Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2025 16:42:25 -0700 (PDT)
 >
 > I don't know where to find it. I thought I had a Microsoft account 
 > for my laptop.

You should just keep using web.skype.com .  It will force you to convert
at some point.  You'll continue to use the same username and password.

 > Marlis, Skype friend writes
 > Here is the latest that I found in Teams:  Unlike Skype, it will no 
 > longer support a personal chat box 1:1 like I have used to copy and 
 > paste podcasts and news articles all categorized under my own 
 > created topic lines.

I think this is true.  Teams is a lot more limited, I've found.

She could try the Bing News app within Teams, but it may be much more
limited.  She may have to manually copy info from the news feed into
OneNote by hand.

 > This could be done on a daily basis with 
 > unlimited space for news articles and podcasts (all cloud based)  It 
 > was a great way to understand the functions of this government, to 
 > follow accountability and contradictions, to know who is who and 
 > what precisely was said (words coming directly from the horse's 
 > head).  To absorb the news on a daily basis without really being 
 > able to keep track of it per topic is difficult and is a problem 
 > that many journalists face.  In Skype, I have constructed a certain 
 > pattern to follow EVERYTHING that is happening by creating topics 
 > that follow the organization of the President and the President's 
 > Cabinet, Federal departments, Federal agencies followed by Congress 
 > *House & Senate) topics, followed by Judiciary (Federal Courts & 
 > Supreme Court).  Other tHot Topics would include Tariffs/Trade wars 
 > (which could go under the Cabinet's US Trade Representative.  Also 
 > under Homeland Security (DHS) is often post the latest on 
 > Immigration/Deportation/Detention.  All of the afore said is under 
 > "Admiistratin" (executive)  Next major topics are Congress 
 > (House/Senate)  followed by Judiciary Branch: Federal courts & 
 > Supreme Court.  Other hot topics are domestic issues such as Civil 
 > Rights/hate Crimes , Extremism, Health, Environment, Climate, 
 > Disasters followed by Internal Conflicts and  Wars (Ukraine, Gaza).
 > Share this with Robert and see if he can't come with an app. that 
 > could support such personal use to keep track of what is happening 
 > in this country on a daily basis.  This way, no one can ever 
 > contradict what is being said or done or when.