Additional chat-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
Also remember B2B guest accounts. Extra apps might be usable on guest teams or not.
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My company has Microsoft Teams Version 23257.2616.2423.5046 (64-bit)/Client Version 49/23091420217.
It was last updated on 07/10/2023. When the New Teams selection is enabled I no longer have the ability to go to Saved Messages.
Anyone know where this feature went?
Thanks anyone for your valuable responses.
Additional chat-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
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Also remember B2B guest accounts. Extra apps might be usable on guest teams or not.
I would like to politely disagree with Brett on this point.
Using Planner (or another integrated task tool, like Jira, Trello, etc.) does replace the missing functionality and more. When creating the task/issue - the text of the Teams message is copied over. You really do have the original functionality; you just have to be willing to accept that Teams isn't meant for issue tracking and that there are better ways (and apps) for doing so. :)
Again - this will not suit everyone and does not replace the missing functionality.
Adding to what Tracy Knight pointed out - you do not have to leave teams or download another app.
Again, this is not a replacement for saving things in Teams, just an alternative and a work around for those that want it.
However, note that the app is now called Planner in Teams. It used to be called Tasks by 'Planner and To-Do.'
It is still the same To-Do / task list that includes your personal tasks (from Outlook) and your Planner tasks.
So if you want to see these items inside of Teams, you can load the Planner app onto the left rail of the Teams window.
Both Planner and To-Do can be accessed from the Web, in Teams, and in dedicated apps. And they do offer a lot more than the ability to save or bookmark posts.
Again - this will not suit everyone and does not replace the missing functionality.
I just use the Tasks from within Outlook. I use Tasks in Outlook a lot, so for me it hasn't created much overhead. Teams does have a Tasks app, so you can stay in Teams to see it, if that's what you're after.
So once you create a task....YOU HAVE to DL another app called Tasks or other to access it.....so, you just cannot access that saved task or tasks created IN Teams ?? Sucks IMO.