This tutorial steps through how to create a basic Windows app that supports writing and drawing with Windows Ink. We use snippets from a sample app, which you can download from GitHub (see Sample code), to demonstrate the various features and associated Windows Ink APIs (see Components of the Windows Ink platform) discussed in each step.
Download Windows Ink Guide for Windows 10 from Microsoft
The Attachment Manager within Microsoft Windows works in conjunction with applications such as the Microsoft Office suite and Internet Explorer to help protect workstations from attachments that have been received via email or downloaded from the internet. The Attachment Manager classifies files as high, medium or low risk based on the zone they originated from and the type of file. Based on the risk to the workstation, the Attachment Manager will either issue a warning to a user or prevent them from opening a file. If zone information is not preserved, or can be removed, it can allow an adversary to socially engineer a user to bypass protections afforded by the Attachment Manager. To reduce this risk, the Attachment Manager should be configured to preserve and protect zone information for files.
Office Roaming Service. The Office Roaming Service helps keep your settings, including your privacy settings, up to date across your devices running Microsoft 365 or Office apps. When you sign in to your apps with either your Microsoft account or an account issued by your organization, the service syncs some of your customized settings to Microsoft servers. For example, the service syncs a list of most recently used documents or the last location viewed within a document. When you sign in to another device with the same account, the Office Roaming Service downloads your settings from Microsoft servers and applies them to the additional device. When you sign out of your apps, the service removes your settings from your device. Any changes you make to your customized settings are sent to Microsoft servers.
Microsoft Edge downloads content from Microsoft services to enhance your browsing experiences; for example, when data is downloaded to prerender site content for faster browsing or to provide content required to power features you choose to use, such as providing templates for Collections.
Some of the data described above may not be collected from your device even if you choose to send Optional diagnostic data. Microsoft minimizes the volume of Optional diagnostic data it collects from all devices by collecting some of the data from only a subset of devices (sample). By running the Diagnostic Data Viewer tool, you can see an icon which indicates whether your device is part of a sample and also which specific data is collected from your device. Instructions for how to download the Diagnostic Data Viewer tool can be found in the Windows settings app under Diagnostics & feedback.
Find my device. The Find my device feature allows an administrator of a Windows device to find the location of that device from account.microsoft.com/devices. To enable Find my device, an administrator needs to be signed in with a Microsoft account and have the location setting enabled. This feature will work even if other users have denied access to location for all their apps. When the administrator attempts to locate the device, users will see a notification in the notification area. Learn more about Find my device in Windows.
You can unlink your Android phone from your Windows device at any time by logging in with your Microsoft account at accounts.microsoft.com/devices and updating the Settings on your Android phone. For detailed information, see our support page.
Live captions. Live captions transcribe audio to help with the comprehension of spoken content. Live captions can generate captions from any audio containing speech, whether the audio is online, audio you have downloaded to your device, or audio received from your microphone. By default, transcribing microphone audio is disabled.
App updates. Unless you have turned off automatic app updates in the relevant Microsoft Store settings or have acquired an app provided and updated by the app developer, Microsoft Store will automatically check for, download, and install app updates to verify that you have the latest versions. Updated apps might use different Windows hardware and software features from the previous versions, which could give them access to different data on your device. You will be prompted for consent if an updated app accesses certain features, such as location. You can also review the hardware and software features an app uses by viewing its product description page in Microsoft Store.
If you use Movies & TV to access content that has been protected with Microsoft Digital Rights Management (DRM), it may automatically request media usage rights from an online rights server and download and install DRM updates in order to let you play the content. See the DRM information in the Silverlight section of this privacy statement for more information.
Inkscape is available for Microsoft Windows operating systems from XP up toWindows 10. There are two basic methods for installing Inkscape ontocomputers with a Windows operating system. One method is downloadingand installing directly from Inkscape and the other is installing itfrom the Microsoft App store. A description of both methods ispresented here.
Microsoft Store is a very useful application for a windows user for adding new apps into the system. In this article, we will look into how to install Microsoft Store on Windows 10 LTSC or LTSB Editions. This can be helpful to users that have installed the Windows 10 LTSC or LTSB Editions of Windows where Microsoft Store is not available.
These instructions apply to the desktop version of OneDrive. Microsoft also has a modern version of the OneDrive app for Windows 10 you can download from the Microsoft Store. In our previous article, we showed you how to set up and use the OneDrive universal app. If there is more you would like to know about OneDrive, remember to check out our series of articles for tips and tricks, whether you use Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS.
Set up your HP printer for a USB cable connection to a Windows computer. To get the most supported features from a USB connected printer, install the full feature HP driver. View the document below to guide you through the steps.
iCloud Download/Setup on Windows 10/11 PC, Mac, iOS, AndroidLearn how to download iCloud for Windows 10/11, how to set up iCloud on Mac/iPhone/iPad/Windows/Android, and how to download photos from iCloud to PC or Mac.
A Multiplatform version of RAPTOR is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux built on top of [Avalonia]! See the downloads section below. Key differences: Only Intermediate mode (subcharts and procedures, no OO)
Will be able to load some files from Windows-only RAPTOR, but Windows-only will not load files from RAPTOR Multiplatform
Documentation will be [online] instead of distributed with the app.
- You can download the Brother iPrint&Scan app from the App Store on your Macintosh device. For machines that support Mac OS X 10.10: Brother iPrint&Scan is not available in the App Store for Mac OS X 10.10. Instead, visit to download the app from the Brother website. Not all models are compatible with all listed operating systems. To determine your model's supported operating systems, view the machine's specifications on our website www.brother-usa.com.Click here for instructions on how to scan using the Brother iPrint&Scan app.
The big change with these new guides is that the majority of them are now full online resources instead of separate downloads. While some of them are still available in PDF formats but they have also decided to create some of them in their new Sway program format which allows them to be viewed online.
Select the Install button, and VS Code will download and install the extension from the Marketplace. When the installation is complete, the Install button will be replaced with a Manage gear button.
Some users prefer to download an extension once from the Marketplace and then install it multiple times from a local share. This is useful when there are connectivity concerns or if your development team wants to use a fixed set of extensions.
Instead of searching for an image from your browser and then downloading it on your PC, you can simply add it inside the app. For that, click or tap on the Image icon in the bottom toolbar and select Bing image. Search for the required image on the next screen. Click on the image and hit the add icon to insert it into the canvas.
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