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Hi,
When I get a link in an e-mail on my Mac (using outlook as e-mail client), neither Safari nor Chrome recognize that I have the desktop app installed and I can only view using the web app. Any ideas on how to solve this? My IT department is no help on this. I have reinstalled Teams multiple times, rebooted, etc.
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I love this, software that needs user work, hours to find out how or not. For me, if some commercial software is not plug and play and does not work as pretended, the producer should be liable by law and the user should be payed if he needs support...