How to mute mic in Skype using a keyboard shortcut?
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I'm using the normal skype, not skype for business, I'm using windows 10 mostly when doing skype calls and sometimes ubuntu 16.04, I'm required to mute my mic whenever someone speaks in meetings.
Is there a shortcut to toggle the mic on and off when doing skype meetings?
windows windows-10 ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts skype
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
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I'm using the normal skype, not skype for business, I'm using windows 10 mostly when doing skype calls and sometimes ubuntu 16.04, I'm required to mute my mic whenever someone speaks in meetings.
Is there a shortcut to toggle the mic on and off when doing skype meetings?
windows windows-10 ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts skype
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
Similar questions are 9 years old, tried many, nothing worked
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22
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I'm using the normal skype, not skype for business, I'm using windows 10 mostly when doing skype calls and sometimes ubuntu 16.04, I'm required to mute my mic whenever someone speaks in meetings.
Is there a shortcut to toggle the mic on and off when doing skype meetings?
windows windows-10 ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts skype
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
I'm using the normal skype, not skype for business, I'm using windows 10 mostly when doing skype calls and sometimes ubuntu 16.04, I'm required to mute my mic whenever someone speaks in meetings.
Is there a shortcut to toggle the mic on and off when doing skype meetings?
windows windows-10 ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts skype
windows windows-10 ubuntu keyboard-shortcuts skype
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
edited Feb 13 at 14:10
Lynob
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
asked Feb 13 at 11:30
LynobLynob
1,818143669
1,818143669
Similar questions are 9 years old, tried many, nothing worked
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22
add a comment |
Similar questions are 9 years old, tried many, nothing worked
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22
Similar questions are 9 years old, tried many, nothing worked
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Similar questions are 9 years old, tried many, nothing worked
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22
add a comment |
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From the documentation:
- Windows: Ctrl + M
- macOS: Cmd + Shift + M
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
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So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
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From the documentation:
- Windows: Ctrl + M
- macOS: Cmd + Shift + M
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
162k47448470
So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
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From the documentation:
- Windows: Ctrl + M
- macOS: Cmd + Shift + M
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
162k47448470
So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
add a comment |
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From the documentation:
- Windows: Ctrl + M
- macOS: Cmd + Shift + M
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
162k47448470
From the documentation:
- Windows: Ctrl + M
- macOS: Cmd + Shift + M
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
162k47448470
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
162k47448470
answered Feb 13 at 14:22
slhckslhck
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answered Feb 13 at 14:22
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So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
add a comment |
So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
So the first one is not a capital m?
– Lynob
Feb 13 at 14:26
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
No, just the M key. That's how keyboard shortcuts are usually specified in the non-Emacs/vim world.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:32
add a comment |
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– Lynob
Feb 13 at 11:31
Would help if you specified what you tried.
– slhck
Feb 13 at 14:22