If the Teams user have Skype for Business installed on their computer they can use that client, if not they will be able to use the Skype for Business Web Client. If a Skype user want to share desktop with a Teams user Skype will create a Skype meeting and ask the Teams user to join that meeting.
The Skype user will get an URL for the meeting that they can click on to join the meeting. When you start the meeting your current call will end and your Teams client will enter the new meeting. Click on the share button and you will be able to select “Start a meeting”. When you active in a call you can also start sharing your screen. When you are inside the meeting you will be able to share your desktop. We you click on that a meeting URL will be sent in the chat, you and the other person that you chats with have to click on the URL to join the meeting. When you are in a chat with someone external, Skype for Business or external Teams user, you will see a new button in the top right corner of the chat, the share screen button.
Instead, the user is connected to both calls.Share screen from Teams to Skype for Business After a user is upgraded to Teams, if the user is in a meeting using the Skype Meetings App and then receives a call on Teams, the meeting in Skype Meetings App is not placed on hold.Users have no option to change their video device.Users who use the Skype Meetings App with Teams are subject to the following limitations: On the Teams upgrade page, under App preferences, select Skype Meetings App from the Preferred app for users to join Skype for Business meetings drop-down list. In the left pane, under Teams, select Teams upgrade settings. Sign in to the Microsoft Teams admin center. To specify the Skype for Meetings App as the preferred app: After a user is upgraded to Microsoft Teams, admins can use the Microsoft Teams admin center to specify the preferred app that users will use to join Skype for Business meetings.
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