Hi, Rose, have you figured out how to add people who call you while you're in a conference to that conference, if you see what i mean? Let's say i'm in a conference with Jill and John and then you call and i want to add you to the conference i'm in, is it possible? /Krister 10 apr 2011 kl. 14.24 skrev Nektarios Mallas:
> Hello. Thanks for your informative message. It certainly helped me a lot to > understand how Skype conferencing works. > Is it possible to set Skype up so there is some kind of permanent conference > in place, and a number of people to be able to add themselves automatically > there? > Thanks. > > Nektarios. > > On Apr 9, 2011, at 12:24 AM, Rose Morales wrote: > >> Wow, there seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding Skype conferences in >> Skype 5. Recently I've found it necessary to be involved in a lot of them, >> and it gave me a chance to really play around with Skype 5 conferencing. So >> I thought I'd chime in here. To make a new conversation, hit command-n, or >> go to file, new conversation. You will have a blank conversation. Now, hit >> command-shift-a or the add people button in the conversation window. You >> will see an edit field and a table here. Interact with the table to see your >> entire contact list, online contacts first. Hit enter or space on each >> person you wish to add to a conference. Alternatively, in the edit field, >> type the name of a person you wish to add. This can be a display name or a >> Skype name. So if you wanted to add me to a conference, you'd type Rose. The >> results of your search will show up here. So if you have Rose Kline and Rose >> Morales, you would then pick Rose Morales if you were going to invite me to >> your conference and not Rose Kline. Perform the same process for each >> contact you wish to add. Once a contact has been successfully added using >> the spacebar or enter key, their name will show up in the edit field as an >> embedded image. So if you're not sure which names you've selected, just read >> that edit field back to yourself. Anything that identifies itself as an >> image is a name you've added. Any text which is not an image will be >> something you're searching for in your contact list. Or at least Skype will >> assume so. When you finish selecting contacts and hit the done button, Skype >> will call each of the contacts you've added to a conversation. If you simply >> wish to add a person to a conversation without calling them, type /add and >> then a Skype username into the chat field of your conversation. You can >> separate multiple names with commas. If you wish to hang up on an individual >> person in the conference and you are the conference host, find the name of >> that person in the conversation. It may be before the scroll area or inside >> it. Vo-shift-m on their name and hit hang up. Additionally, please bear in >> mind that if the conference host hangs up, everyone will get hung up. A new >> person can host, but do not try to call each person individually. You must >> call the entire conference or no one at all. Only the master of a conference >> can kick people from a conference if everyone's rank remains unmodified. >> That is to say, if no one receives a promotion by the conference master. >> Helpers can also kick people but only if promoted to said level by a master. >> The master is the person who added people to a conversation, from what I >> gather. This can be different than the creator. Like, say I open up a >> message to Jeff. I'm the conference creator. Jeff adds Cara to the chat. >> Jeff is the master, because he added Cara. Only the master can promote >> people to the master rank level. For more information about the skype >> ranking system in conferences, type /help in any Skype chat window. >> >> Hth, >> Rose >> >> On Apr 8, 2011, at 12:17 PM, Brianna Snyder wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Just like the subject says, I'd like to know if you can make a conference >>> in Skype 5. I have not been able to figure out how to add someone to an >>> existing call. 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