How to remove add-in in new Outlook
Hi, in old outlook I used https://aka.ms/olksideload to remove an Outlook add-in I'm developing. There is a big delay, but eventually the add-in is deactivated. In the new Outlook, this method still works. However, if I try to remove it using the menu provided in the new outlook client (apps>manage your apps>remove), it makes a request to https://teams.microsoft.com/api/apps/emea/beta/users/apps/entitlements/ (followed by an ID string), and I get the response 403 forbidden. It is difficult for me because I am not an admin, but what can I suggest our admin check out to allow the app remove privilege to work in the new Outlook? Thanks.Vertical Scroll Appearing in Task Pane Add-in for Outlook Web Version
Dear Microsoft Team, I am currently developing a task pane add-in for Outlook, and I've encountered an issue where a vertical scroll bar appears in the task pane when using the web version of Outlook. This issue significantly impacts the user experience, as it requires unnecessary scrolling to view content that should ideally fit within the task pane’s dimensions. Issue Description: The vertical scroll bar issue appears only in the web version of Outlook. It is inconsistent across different configurations, as some team members do not encounter it. Our frontend developer, for instance, could not reproduce the problem, suggesting it might depend on specific configuration settings of the interface. Environment: Outlook Version: Web version Platform: Office 365 Web, tested on multiple browsers Add-in Platform: Office Add-ins (manifest v1.1+) Steps to Reproduce: Open Outlook Web and load the task pane add-in. Observe the task pane interface, noting that a vertical scroll bar appears in certain configurations. Scroll down to view content that could otherwise fit within the pane without scrolling. Expected Behavior: The task pane content should resize to fit within the available space, eliminating the need for a vertical scroll bar when it’s unnecessary. Attempted Solutions: Adjusted CSS styles, including overflow properties, to prevent scrolling. Set explicit height for the task pane’s content container. Tested across different configurations and browsers, with the issue appearing only in the web version of Outlook and not consistently reproducible by all team members. Request for Microsoft Team's Support: As developers who are committed to building add-ins for Office 365, we rely on a stable and user-friendly interface to deliver a high-quality experience to our users. This issue with the vertical scroll bar hinders the usability and functionality of our task pane add-in. We request that the Microsoft team investigate and address this problem promptly, as it directly affects our ability to provide a seamless experience in the web version of Outlook. For teams like ours that have chosen to build business solutions on Office 365, it is essential that these platform-specific issues are resolved to ensure compatibility and reliability. I’m attaching screenshots to illustrate the problem in detail. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We look forward to a solution. Best regards, Chiril
Get Status date by office-Js api in ms project add in
How to get the status date by using office-Js api in a ms project add in. this is status date: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/set-the-status-date-for-project-reporting-ef4ad175-b219-456a-8f62-2eef97a3c8ce https://images.app.goo.gl/WdJSbN61fc8RQC8PA also I put this issue: https://github.com/OfficeDev/office-js-docs-reference/issues/1694#issuecomment-1736044029
Windows Server 2012 Essentials Health Report Add-in and Management Pack are released!
First published on TechNet on Nov 16, 2012 [Today’s post comes to us courtesy of Ning Kuang from Sustained Engineering]We are excited to announce the RTM release of Health Report Add-in and Management Pack for Windows Server 2012 Essentials! Health Report Add-In for Windows Server 2012 Essentials: Download Link Here Health Report covers the health of several key functionalities for Windows Server 2012 Essentials, it is designed to assist the administrator to easily monitor the server’s overall status, with a manually or automatically generated report.Windows 7 Professional Pack for SBS Essentials Add-in Completed!
First published on TechNet on Aug 05, 2011 [Today’s post comes to us courtesy of Enrico Toro, Senior Product Manager from Windows Server Marketing]Today we are happy to announce that we have completed the Windows 7 Professional pack for Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials Add-In and starting Friday August 12th our customers will be able to download it through Microsoft’s Download Center.
