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Once the software is released and I’m sure, I’ll remove this disclaimer.Īs part of the Office365 Summit series, we’re finding out lots of really useful information about the upcoming Skype for Business release, the replacement to Microsoft Lync.Ĭourtesy of a webinar on New Windows Desktop Experience, we now know that the Lync emoticons are going to be replaced with the existing Skype ones. Nikolay Muravlyannikov, Program Manager, Skype for Business said this: This is my best guess of what the emoticons are going to be. Skype for Business is still pre-release software.

Skype logo in a form of a country flag