It is crashing all the time. I do not use skype. I have 4 euro on it since 2013. I have no one to call. WhatsAPP with androind and Facetime with. [doublepost=][/doublepost] I use Skype a lot but Microsoft practically ruined it.

Skype 5.0 for Mac is not an exact replica of the PC version — notably absent is Facebook integration — but it does introduce group video calling to Mac users for the first time. To make group video calls, Skype Premium or Skype Manager is required. To make a group video call, at least one of the people on the call needs to have Skype Premium (for personal accounts) or Skype Premium in Skype Manager (for business accounts). Skype today announced that it is making its group video calling feature free for select users. The feature was introduced in 2010 and was made available to Premium users on a Windows desktop, Mac. Aug 02, 2017  You will still need to highlight all of the contacts you want to have a group video / voice call and then right-click then click call to start a group call or you can just create a group chat on Skype so you can just simply click the video icon for group video calling.

Those idiots who are now in charge of Microsoft design the most illogical websites snd applications imaginable for Xbox, Skype etc. - sometimes there's no way to sign in, no way to sign out, no way to change account information, passwords - and the design is atrocious.

It's like it was all designed by fools. Yeah, and the new ridiculous movie icons, or what ever you call it. Once great app, and then ebay craped it and now Microsoft ***@d it up completely.

Method 1: Rename a file or folder by selecting it and hitting the ‘return’ key. Just click on the icon of the file/folder from the OS X Finder, and then hit the return key, then type in the new name. Keyboard shortcut to rename a file. The other way to do it is in Finder. Ensure the Word file is closed, locate and select it in Finder, then either right-click and use the rename option, or click the name so it becomes editable, and modify it directly. To rename a file in Office on Android simply open the file in the appropriate Office app (Word, Excel, etc.) then tap the file name at the top of the app. Type the new name you want and then tap Done on the keyboard.

No, you don’t have to adjust your displays, you’re reading that right. Skype on Thursday announced a public beta for its Mac client, with an upgrade so significant that it leapt past two full version numbers. The new version brings Skype much more in line with its Windows counterpart in both features and interface. Macworld spoke with Aziza Johnson, Vice President at Kaplow, Skype’s PR agency, about what the update means for Skype’s commitment to the Mac. The first thing you’ll probably notice about the beta of Skype 5.0 for Mac is its interface: it looks absolutely nothing like its predecessor, and entirely like its Windows counterpart, which got the 5.0 treatment in mid-October. Skype for Mac has shed the narrow-windowed “contact list” appearance—a staple of virtually every chat app on the market—in favor of an almost e-mail client approach. It’s a fairly minimal interface that feels all right (but not great) on the Mac.

A left sidebar contains contacts, groups, and a Recent list that displays the contacts you correspond with the most frequently. For the first time, Skype 5.0 for Mac lets you turn on full integration with Mac OS X’s Address Book from the preferences. This means you can finally call, SMS, or IM contacts without first having to go through the process of adding them to your Skype contact list. If you don’t want to keep Skype’s hefty new window around, you can open the Contact Monitor, which offers a compact window that is more akin to the style of a thin buddy list that you can keep to the side of your work. Beyond the major interface overhaul, the most significant new feature in Skype 5.0 for Mac is easily Group Video Calling (GVC), which first arrived in the Windows client last month. Skype 5.0’s group video chat looks a bit like iChat’s, but unlike iChat, it supports up to ten members in a single chat (which requires that all parties have a minimum broadband connection of 4 mbps down and 1 mbps up). Johnson explained to Macworld via (what else) Skype chat that GVC is free to use while Skype 5.0 is in beta, but a paid plan will be required once the feature officially ships.