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In the past I've touted Office Communicator and frankly, I am and have always been quite fond of that program. But I have to admit that like some past presidents and ever-present politicians, I also have a bit of a wandering eye; I've often wondered if there might be something, well, cleaner, more integrated with the other programs I use most. Something a bit more satisfying and complete than the reliable and comfortable old Communicator. And I've also wished that my instant messages and virtual meetings seemed a little more...personal.
Imagine my delight when Microsoft Lync (love the name, huh?) was introduced to the world. Now that I've been using it for a while (one of the perks of working within the organization that made it) and it's been really, really hard to not spill the beans about it.
Listen, I attend a LOT of meetings while on the road or at home and I rely on this type of software to connect me to my colleagues and what they have to say. Lync integrates with SharePoint, Exchange and Office meaning I don't have to worry about saving conversations or missing IMs or calls.
You can (and should, people!) learn more about Lync at Office.com and also take a look at what Bill Gates and other companies have to say about this improved way to communicate with Lync, the next generation of our real-time communications products.
You have nothing to lose; download your trial and then check out the very reasonable (considering how much money you'll save ) pricing packages.
— Crabby
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I installed Professional Plus and didn't get Lync (Communicator)
@Matthew - you have to install it separately; it came out AFTER Office 2010. I give you the trial install link above: lync.microsoft.com/.../try-it.aspx
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