Fixed an issue that caused users with an Alternate ID to be prompted to sign in multiple times. Fixed an issue with how HTTP proxy passwords were stored. Fixed issues around sending IMs when a presenter enables or disables all IM in a meeting. Improved the visibility of Next Slide and Previous Slide buttons when sharing a PowerPoint file in a meeting. Improved the performance of displaying the Devices window. Changed the position of notifications so they do not cover action buttons when you leave a call or meeting. Improved the performance of opening chat conversations. Fixed an issue where IM messages were not displayed in the order in which they were sent. Fixed an issue that prevented a user from seeing a security desk notification when they dial 911. If you are on macOS Sierra or later, your admin can monitor the Quality of Service (QoS) of your audio and video calls to keep your service running smoothly. Monitor the quality of your audio and video calls When you miss an IM conversation, you can see the message text in the chat window even if your organization has disabled automatic archiving of IM messages. You’ll see a notification at the top of the window when you aren’t connected to the Skype for Business server, and the buttons to start conversations and join meetings will be disabled. In the People list, select the user and then select the More Options (…) button. When in a meeting or call, you can easily mute someone’s microphone, make them a presenter or attendee, or remove them from the meeting. 
You can turn this off by clearing Update my status based on my calendar information in General page of Preferences dialog box.
Skype for Business will automatically update your status to indicate when you are in a meeting or busy based on your Outlook calendar. Here’s what’s new in this release: Status from your Outlook calendar
New skype for business for mac for mac#
In terms of changes, the latest update brings Know when you are offline, Manage people in your meetings and calls, many improvements and more. Skype for Business for Mac will eventually replace the ageing Lync for Mac 2011 client that OS X users have been forced to endure, long after Microsoft ditched Lync in favor of Skype for Business.
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