Good morning,

I’m an end user facing the issue “Copying meetings is not supported”.

As I have no administrator rights on my laptop, I can’t apply the solutions documented in these posts.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/outlook/enable-meeting-copy/m-p/3981146

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/outlook/outlook-blocks-copying-meetings/m-p/4054497

My work around is thus a manual copy: create a new meeting, copy subject, copy content, copy attendees, but …

My question was : how do I copy the Teams ID link? When copying a meeting, Outlook also copied the Teams ID link. The copied meeting referred to the same meeting chat, which is very useful when continuing a recurring meeting or in case of a follow-up meeting. We preserve the history.

When creating a new meeting, Outlook automatically assigns a new Teams ID, which results in a new chat, and loss of history. Up till now, I didn’t find the way to set up the new meeting with the old Teams ID.

How to create a new meeting with an existing Teams ID?

I just found the answer myself, but I want to share it.

Create the new meeting. Flag it as “Don’t host online”, so Outlook doesn’t create a Teams ID.

Then copy two things from the original meeting

– The hyperlink that refers to Teams ID in the “location” field

– The text message in the body that has all the Teams details

I tested it, and I join a Teams meeting that is linked to the chat of the original meeting. Both when clicking the link in the meeting request body, or when joining online from the Reminders pop-up.

Kind regards,

Lieven

​Good morning, I’m an end user facing the issue “Copying meetings is not supported”. As I have no administrator rights on my laptop, I can’t apply the solutions documented in these posts.https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/outlook/enable-meeting-copy/m-p/3981146https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/outlook/outlook-blocks-copying-meetings/m-p/4054497 My work around is thus a manual copy: create a new meeting, copy subject, copy content, copy attendees, but … My question was : how do I copy the Teams ID link? When copying a meeting, Outlook also copied the Teams ID link. The copied meeting referred to the same meeting chat, which is very useful when continuing a recurring meeting or in case of a follow-up meeting. We preserve the history.When creating a new meeting, Outlook automatically assigns a new Teams ID, which results in a new chat, and loss of history. Up till now, I didn’t find the way to set up the new meeting with the old Teams ID. How to create a new meeting with an existing Teams ID? I just found the answer myself, but I want to share it.Create the new meeting. Flag it as “Don’t host online”, so Outlook doesn’t create a Teams ID.Then copy two things from the original meeting- The hyperlink that refers to Teams ID in the “location” field- The text message in the body that has all the Teams detailsI tested it, and I join a Teams meeting that is linked to the chat of the original meeting. Both when clicking the link in the meeting request body, or when joining online from the Reminders pop-up. Kind regards, Lieven   Read More

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