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Cheers for that Gary.<br />
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I will look in to it and let you know.<br />
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Kind regards<br />
Peck.
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Cheers for that Gary.

I will look in to it and let you know.

Kind regards
Peck.

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All the clients are getting a username and password login screen when they try to conect to lync 2013. once the username and password is entered it works fine but does anyone know how to get rid of this screen?<br />
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All the clients are getting a username and password login screen when they try to conect to lync 2013. once the username and password is entered it works fine but does anyone know how to get rid of this screen?




Lync 2013 client login username and password

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