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Hi<br />
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I can't describe the exact steps - i have no idea what Laptop it is...<br />
But if the cam is integrated in the Laptop - there has to be any driver / program which u can use for!<br />
Is your OS a Win7 ? if yes - search (click on the windowsbutton on the desktop and then you can write): 'camera' or 'picture' etc.<br />
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Hope this helps ;)<br />
Grewanut
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Hi

I can't describe the exact steps - i have no idea what Laptop it is...
But if the cam is integrated in the Laptop - there has to be any driver / program which u can use for!
Is your OS a Win7 ? if yes - search (click on the windowsbutton on the desktop and then you can write): 'camera' or 'picture' etc.

Hope this helps ;)
Grewanut

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How can I take a picture using my laptop camera to post on my Lync 2010 profile?<br />
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My company just installed Lync 2010.<br />
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We are all supposed to use our laptop camera's to take pictures of ourselves that will then be associated with our Lync 2010/Office 2010 profile.<br />
<br />
How can I take a picture using my laptop camera to post on my Lync 2010 profile?<br />
<br />
Please provide the exact steps.
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How can I take a picture using my laptop camera to post on my Lync 2010 profile?

My company just installed Lync 2010.

We are all supposed to use our laptop camera's to take pictures of ourselves that will then be associated with our Lync 2010/Office 2010 profile.

How can I take a picture using my laptop camera to post on my Lync 2010 profile?

Please provide the exact steps.

How can I take a picture using my laptop camera to post on my Lync 2010 profile?

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