
You will need to sign out of Skype for Business and sign back in for changes to take effect. Near the middle, check or uncheck Save instant messageĬonversations in my email Conversation History folder and Save call logs in my email Conversation History folder, as desired. If necessary, in the panel on the left, click Personal.Skype for Business for Windows Save IM conversations and call logs Note that even if you choose not to save or record your conversations, others in the conversation may be saving them. For Windows users in Indiana University's UniCom system, a log of all calls is saved in Outlook by default, but you can change the settings as described below. In Skype for Business, you can also record audio and video calls, including desktop sharing. If you’re running Exchange Online, it may take a while for them to completely disappear after you delete them, but they WILL eventually be gone.Use Microsoft Skype for Business to access Indiana University's UniCom service.īoth Skype for Business for Windows and Lync for Mac allow you to choose whether to save your instant message (IM) conversations. Likewise, if you delete all your Conversation History in Outlook, you’ll also clear out all your conversations in Skype. So, if you have a retention policy that deletes conversations after, say… 7 days, then your ability to recall Skype conversations will only go back that far. If you click on one of the entries, it will then open it back up in Skype instead of you having to go find it in Conversation History in Outlook:Ī couple things to keep in mind… Skype pulls its information from the Conversation History folder in Outlook.

You will see all the conversations and calls you’ve been on.

If you go into Skype and click the Clock icon, it will allow you to see tabs for telephone calls, missed calls and conversations, and ALL conversations and calls.

This is far better than having to go check out Conversation History in Outlook. She showed me how to re-display Skype conversations within Skype if I inadvertently close one. Sandra showed me a really cool tip last week that I didn’t know about (because I tend not to click on buttons I’ve never used before).
