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If User A sends a message to User B, who is signed in to multiple instances of chat (in Cisco WebEx 
Social or a thick client), User B receives the message in all instances. User B can send a reply to User A 
from any of these instances. The instance the User B uses for the reply becomes the only recipient for 
all subsequent messages that User A sends to User B in this chat session.

If User B replies to an earlier message from User A by using one of the other instances, User A receives 
the newest message from User B and subsequent replies from User A go to the instance User B is now 
using. User B can continue to switch instances in this way.

If User A closes the current session with user B and then starts a new session with User B, the new chat 
message broadcasts to all instances that User B is signed in to. The behavior then continues as described 
earlier in this section.

WebEx Social for Office allows users to collaborate on Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, and 
PowerPoint), which are attached to WebEx Social, by means of a dynamic WebEx for Office sidebar. 
When a document is edited users can attach the edited document as a new version to the original post 
with a single click. Users who open the document are notified that a new version is available. A dynamic 
sidebar is displayed within Microsoft Office with the following information:

The Posts tab allows users to view the original post and any comments which have been made about 
it. Users are also able to add and monitor comments in near real time.

The Versions tab shows the version history of the document and highlights the changes that have 
been made to it.

The Information tab provides information on the post owner, contributors and who the post has been 
shared with.

1. Edit the latest version of shared documents.

2. View and comment on your Cisco WebEx Social posts in real time 
from your Microsoft Office application.