Skype Update 5.6 Brings Full Screen Lion Support, Automatic Updates and More
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Posted March 7, 2012 at 12:25am by iClarified
Microsoft has just rolled out a new version of Skype for Mac, which includes automatic updates, enhancements to group calling, and full screen support with OS X Lion. The new version also includes numerous bug fixes and other small changes New features and improvements in Skype 5.6 for Mac include:
●Automatic Updates ●Improved UI for group video calling ●New full screen mode in OS X Lion ●Ability to delete conversations ●Ability to disable Audio Gain Control
Automatic Updates Skype will now automatically upgrade to newer versions when minor and critical updates are released. This will keep you on the cutting edge with Skype's newest features.
UI improvement in group video calling Switch between dynamic mode and non-dynamic mode in group video calls with 5 or more participants. With dynamic mode on, the person who is speaking is automatically moved to the top of the screen.
Support for full screen mode in OS X Lion Now, you can take advantage of full screen mode in Skype. This feature eliminates distractions from the Dock and Menu bars, while enhancing your interaction with your loved ones.
Ability to delete conversations Delete messages within a conversation, as well as remove conversations from the sidebar and your history.
Ability to disable Audio Gain Control from Preferences Disable the automatic adjustment of your microphone setting in your preferences in order to reduce the background noise during conference calls.
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