Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
Does it extract text from the full Teams chat thread or whatever it can capture on the screen and then you can to continue to scroll and capture?
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I am not able to copy and paste Teams message with Time and sender name. I was able to do it a week ago. I want to copy text with time and sender name. same issue on both Desktop and web version
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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Does it extract text from the full Teams chat thread or whatever it can capture on the screen and then you can to continue to scroll and capture?
Thank you for the suggestion. I don't have Power Toys Extractor. I guess I can ask at work, but they are hesitant to install extras.
Yes I can copy the actual conversation. I just need it to also pick up the information about who wrote the direct message dialog and when. It used to get captured with a simple copy. Once that broke, I found this chat and tried a suggestion that had worked for awhile, but now the work around doesn't work. I copy conversations to include in tickets I am working for my job. I want to record exactly when the conversation happened and who was involved. I now have to add that information myself and it is time consuming. It is frustrating.
Thank you. You rock for sharing all of that. That sounds like more work than I do just typing out the missing information myself. I may give it a try, but the big issue for me with this work around is selecting and copying all. I am constantly having different conversations with the same people and it is all in the same chat. Even if I start a new conversation, Teams adds it to the existing chat with past conversations. So having to strip out all of the old stuff in many cases would be more work than what I have to do now -- typing in what I can no longer copy from Teams. :(
@KStart See my post on December 16, 2024 (page 4 of this thread, as that's where it is as I view this) on how to clean up the conversation (remove the summary 'yah dee da by whosaid it' and append the time stamp after who said it) - find/replace in Word and Outlook is all that's needed.
Note that my find/replace is written for how my machine is set up, and it's for English. Foreign characters are not accounted for.