The folks behind HiDef Conferencing have created a plugin for Microsoft Outlook, making it easier to schedule meetings using your HiDef Conferencing.
With this plugin installed, two new buttons appear in your Outlook: "Manage HiDef Account" which simply opens a web browser window where you can manage your account, and "Schedule HiDef Conference" which lets you set up a calendar invite where the details of the HiDef Conferencing bridge is entered automatically.
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