Microsoft has released CU3 for Lync. I’ve been waiting for this one primarily because of the calendar presence bug in CU2 that forced me to stay on CU1 until it was fixed. Another common issue was fixed regarding functions missing in Lync Phone Edition when the phone lock timeout was disabled. Here are the links:
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07/25/2011
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Posted by: Sekhar Kaza | 11/18/2011 at 10:10