Additional settings-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
That's some lovely minimalism.
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Greetings!
Microsoft Teams recently rolled out the Microsoft Fluent emoji style in Teams. This change altered all emojis and reactions across the platform and made them look incredibly displeasurable and unusual. In a business environment, I would venture to say the updated emojis are unusable due to the fact that they are so silly (for lack of a better word). I have thus far been unable to revert the emojis back to the way they were before this update; however, I would like to do this, as would my team. Is there any way to revert the emojis back to the way they were before this Microsoft Fluent emoji style update?
Thanks for any insight!
Additional settings-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
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That's some lovely minimalism.
I tried with "emoji" and I still get the deranged ones.... did you mean something different than quotations?
I tried with "emoji" and I still get the deranged ones.... did you mean something different than quotations?
I mean reply, not quotation. And I use the web interface, maybe this trick works only in it
That doesn't make sense to me - thanks anyway.
I did however find this link for using the classic emoji's - Windows and it worked with TEAMS and this chat 😃😎 with a few of the basics "Windows key +. (period)"
How to use emoji on Windows 10
To find and insert emoji in any text area, use these steps:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-type-emoji-kaomoji-symbols-hardware-keyboard-windows-10
Unless I'm 100% certain that the other people who are using Teams see exactly what I'm seeing, I'm still considering this an open problem that Microsoft must address ASAP