I'm currently wondering if there is a way to track what changes where made and when they where made to the settings of a particular users Microsoft outlook account? It seems it would be an excellent feature for settling some security disputes but I am unsure how often the problem would arise however I could certainly do with it right now.
Thanks.
No, the Outlook extensibility model doesn't provide anything for that. I bielive all profile settings are stored in the windows registry. You can try using Process Monitor for viewing changes on the fly.
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I am wondering if Microsoft finally allowed for a developers to use the OnSend functionality in the Windows Outlook Client. I know when it came out a while back that was not possible because of permission / security settings. I am in need of this function and want to avoid going back to an old vsto way. Can some one provide some info if its possible now and also point me to some docs.
It is allowed now, but you won't be able to have an addin that requests it in the store.
For some reason, the look and feel of Azure Logic Apps has changed in my tenant. Its very terse and missing some simple functionality like "Rename" actions.
If I open Logic Apps in other tenants I have access to, it looks much better (very similar to Power Automate)
How do I get back to the old look and feel?
The new designer is rolled out for a few percentage of users. If you want to revert back to the old designer then as a workaround you can use the below link, but this only works for consumption. For standard logic apps, it is always using the new designer.
https://portal.azure.com/?feature.experimentation=false&feature.experimentationflights=v2cf
I wish to perform Enterprise Wipe on devices with Work Profiles. Essentially, this would enable admins from my company to remove all corporate-related information from a device without disturbing the individual's personal data.
I am aware a topic exists on this already: Wiping data on Android: Device Admin versus Profile Owner
However, the topic talks about factory wipe and I certainly don't wish to do that. Any hints on how to accomplish this task?
Performed research on android forums + documentation and could not find the solution.
You can call enterprises.devices.delete on a work profile. It will wipe and remove the work profile without touching the personal data. Which seems to be what you're looking for.
It's actually the only wipe possible for a work profile, it's not possible for the admin to wipe the entire device when it's set up with a work profile.
I have a client that wants a simple install for a small windows system tray application. They want the application to update automatically without asking the user. The app is small and the update should be minimal in size (most of the business logic and code will be behind a web service).
I have been eyeing Microsoft's ClickOnce technology since it seems built for such things. My question is can it update silently behind the scenes without the user knowing it did so? If not what's the best route to accomplish this? Is there another technology better suited?
I realize that updating without telling the user is subjective, but the client is adamant on this.
Yes, ClickOnce applications update automatically when a new version is deployed onto the server. There are multiple ways to force this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s22azw1e.aspx
Also take a look how to have your own gui to inform users about updates:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404263.aspx
Try this: set -MinVersion equals to -Version, then your App always will download a new version without asking the user.
Background to this problem: Within out company we are working on an add-on to help us do some nifty things. To make it easier to administer we would like to have a password required to at minimum remove the add-on, but probably also to disable it.
I've seen this achieved in for example Public Fox but this is non-sdk style add-on. So my question is if there's an easy way to do this using the SDK? I've looked through the docs but I haven't found anything, probably because I don't know what I'm looking for.
To anticipate the question "why not use that add-on as well?" I think it's enough of a hassle to make sure everyone has one add-on installed, let alone two.
If you want to lock users down, what you're really looking for is a deployment technique where your Firefox deployment installs your extension by default, and to an area of the hard drive that the user does not have write/delete access to. See the Mozilla Wiki for more details on ESR builds and enterprise deployments:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Deployment:Deploying_Firefox#Firefox_Customization_.28CCK_and_Repackaging_Tools.29