Does GCC High deployment of Office 365 support Adaptive cards?
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The documentation for onSend support in office add-ins states:
The on send feature is currently supported for Outlook on the web in
Office 365 (in preview), Exchange 2016 on-premises (Cumulative Update
6 or later), and Exchange 2019 on-premises (Cumulative Update 1 or
later). This feature is also available in preview on Windows and Mac
connected to an Office 365 subscription. Add-ins that use the on send
feature aren't allowed in AppSource.
I'm wondering if the onSend feature will support the following configuration:
Office 2016/2019 (not connected to 365) with Exchange 2016 on-premises.
Office 2016/2019 (not connected to 365) with Exchange via 365
Please find the image explaining availability of onSend on different platforms
I have installed Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides (Preview) in Windows 10 Pro 1803 via Microsoft Store App.
I'm planning to use this PC application for Authoring a guide. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/mixed-reality/guides/pc-authoring
And I have followed this document for Sign Up https://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-us/get-started/mixed-reality/guides/
But, when I tried to sign-in, The following pop-up shows.
Note that, I'm behind corporate proxy.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides are for Hololens devices only. They don't work on desktop.
After installing Dynamics CRM & 365 Developer Extensions I can't connect to Dynamics server (CRM online). When I disable this extension - all is ok. But I need to use two extensions (this and Microsoft Developer Extensions) in my project. What's the problem? Can this extension conflict with Microsoft Developer Extension?
I am wondering when i create my 365 mail app for outlook, will this work with Outlook 2010 and 2007? if so is there an obvious limitation?
Thankyou
No, Office Apps can work in Outlook 2013 and later versions. See Mail apps for Outlook for more information.
I want to develop an app for Windows Phone.
Is Visual Studio Express 2013 for windows all that I need to develop and upload?
Is there any other fee required or something to pay?
Thanks
Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows (Update 3) running on Windows 8.1 is sufficient to develop an app for Windows Phone. To upload it to the store you will also need a Dev Center subscription, which is a one-time fee of about US$20 and gives access to both the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store.
See Account types, locations, and fees for the list of account types and fees for each country. You can sign up at http://dev.windows.com/en-us/dashboard
--Rob