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Ever since this month and while using the new team application, I can no longer copy teams chat message with the timestamp. I need the timestamp to reference conversations and it would be a pain to add the time and date stamps for every message I need to copy. Also I found that you can copy messages with a partial timestamp by highlighting the chat messages and press control c while holding the right click button on my mouse. This also doesn't help as I get a preview message with double names. It would be a pain to remove part of a line per chat message I am copying. Is there a way to restore the old copying with the timestamp and an option for those who don't want the timestamp. I know skype had this functionality.
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I am in total agreement with JustTryingToMaintainProductivity's comment on the subject.
Greetings MarkusR (EXT): ...acknowledged; done.
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****/export-chat-history-in-microsoft-teams suggests using https://gofullpage.com/ to grab the whole chain as a PDF. This was the only way that I could get the timestamps consistently.