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I get that it’s basically impossible to enforce but who are all these people that screencap stuff from Teams meetings? Why do you need to do that? Can you not g
by flufluflufluffy 1y ago
I get that it’s basically impossible to enforce but who are all these people that screencap stuff from Teams meetings? Why do you need to do that? Can you not get the actual material you’re capping via somebody emailing/sharing the actual file? If not, why? Are you not allowed to access it? Or are you all just taking candids of your coworkers for your own devious purposes?
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- twobitshifter 1y agoI do it just taking notes alongside the slides as the presenter goes through. Most PowerPoints have 1 to 3 actual useful slides.
- Noumenon72 1y agoI rigged up a Mac Shortcut with the Extract Text from Screenshot feature so if I see someone visit a URL or display an error message, I can copy the text from the shared screen instead of asking them to paste it into the chat.
- fuzzylightbulb 1y agoWindows can do this via Text Extractor In PowerToys. Unbelievably useful utility that I use all the time.
- flufluflufluffy 1y agoDidn’t think of this, actually makes sense! Though I feel like if it’s that kind of meeting, the presenter would be fine allowing screen caps. And if they’re not, it’s more effort for them to copy and paste into chat, you still get the URL/message in the end. I still don’t get why people are enraged about this.