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एयरटेल पेमेंट बैंक से पैसा कट जाए तो क्या करें?
एयरटेल पेमेंट बैंक से पैसे कट जाए तो क्या करें? ग्राहक सहायता टीम 8861 111 624 तक पहुंच सकते हैं और जितनी जल्दी हो सके अपनी शिकायत दर्ज कर सकते हैं।एयरटेल पेमेंट बैंक से पैसा कट जाए तो क्या करें?
एयरटेल पेमेंट बैंक से पैसे कट जाए तो क्या करें? ग्राहक सहायता टीम 8861 111 624 तक पहुंच सकते हैं और जितनी जल्दी हो सके अपनी शिकायत दर्ज कर सकते हैं।एयरटेल पेमेंट बैंक से पैसा कट जाए तो क्या करें? Read More
Microsoft Copilot in Azure – Securing Storage Accounts
The Woes of Storage Space and How Copilot in Azure Came to the Rescue
Anyone here ever had to frantically delete holiday photos to make room for a new app? Or maybe your phone prompted you to upgrade your cloud storage… again? Let’s imagine if a company ran out of storage for their backups and the end user created the storage account with the default settings. Watch to see how Copilot can help
Securing the Fort
Data security is sort of like the dental floss of the tech world. Not everyone uses it as they should, but we all know it’s crucially important.
Enter Copilot, Azure’s trusty sidekick. This isn’t your regular, run-of-the-mill AI assistant. It dives into the back end, wades through all the handlers, documentation, and settings, and pops out with the best recommendations to secure our blob storage.
Not All Heroes Wear Capes
Copilot recommends disabling public network access and setting up private endpoints. With a couple of provided scripts (and a dash of technical magic), I’m able to add an extra layer of security to my blob storage.
A Happy Ending 😊
This tale is a testament to the power of Copilot in Azure, a dynamic duo that makes your everyday tasks that much easier in the Azure portal.
Don’t be shy, drop those thoughts in the comments, because remember, sharing is caring… unless it involves your storage keys. 😉
Until next time, keep your data secure and your clouds boundless.
Thanks
Amy Colyer
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Whats the best formula to display the same true, false reading
Hi all,
This is probably a simple formula, but for the life of me I haven’t been able to work it out.
I have developed an Issues Register based on issues submitted by staff within different departments. All issues are then assigned to a Category. I am trying to produce reports with graphs showing how many issues were raised (by year / by month / by category). However, some issues were raised numerous times, so my cell would list the number of entries for that issue, so it might be 1 or the actual number, lets say 6.
My spreadsheet has column headers in Row 1, and column sub-headings in Row 2. Actual issue entries start in Row 3. In Cell A3 is the date the issue was lodged, in Cell B3 is the issue description, in Cell C3 is the number of times 1 particular issue was raised. In Cell F3 I want to create a formula which shows the number of issues as a single entity value. This is for reporting purposes.
What am I trying to state in my formula: If B3 is “1”, then leave M3 as a 1, but if B3 is not a 1 then
change M3 to 1. So this issue is only ever counted as 1 individual entry.
I tried using a simple IF statement: =IF(B3=”1”,1,1) but that didnt seem to work.
I then put a static number of “1” into Cell G3 and tried using an IF GREATER than formula: =IF(C3>$G$3,”1”,”1”) but that also hasn’t seemed to work. I need “if C3 equals 1, put 1, or if C3 is greater than 1, put 1.
Hopefully this makes sense. Can anyone please shed some light on what I am doing wrong please.
Many thanks
Annie
Hi all, This is probably a simple formula, but for the life of me I haven’t been able to work it out. I have developed an Issues Register based on issues submitted by staff within different departments. All issues are then assigned to a Category. I am trying to produce reports with graphs showing how many issues were raised (by year / by month / by category). However, some issues were raised numerous times, so my cell would list the number of entries for that issue, so it might be 1 or the actual number, lets say 6. My spreadsheet has column headers in Row 1, and column sub-headings in Row 2. Actual issue entries start in Row 3. In Cell A3 is the date the issue was lodged, in Cell B3 is the issue description, in Cell C3 is the number of times 1 particular issue was raised. In Cell F3 I want to create a formula which shows the number of issues as a single entity value. This is for reporting purposes. What am I trying to state in my formula: If B3 is “1”, then leave M3 as a 1, but if B3 is not a 1 thenchange M3 to 1. So this issue is only ever counted as 1 individual entry. I tried using a simple IF statement: =IF(B3=”1”,1,1) but that didnt seem to work. I then put a static number of “1” into Cell G3 and tried using an IF GREATER than formula: =IF(C3>$G$3,”1”,”1”) but that also hasn’t seemed to work. I need “if C3 equals 1, put 1, or if C3 is greater than 1, put 1. Hopefully this makes sense. Can anyone please shed some light on what I am doing wrong please. Many thanksAnnie Read More
GitHub Copilot for Azure: 6 Must-Try Features
As developers, we are constantly seeking tools that streamline our workflows and boost productivity.
… Enter GitHub Copilot for Azure, now in Public Preview!
A new addition to your toolkit that seamlessly integrates with GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio Code. Let’s break down some of the details
What is it?: You can think of it as your personal assistant for navigating the Azure cloud.
Pain Point Solved: Instead of switching between your IDE and the Azure portal many times to manage infrastructure and services, you can stay right in your IDE where you are working.
Pain Point Solved: Instead of opening the 10th browser tab of documentation for services, commands and arguments, you can stay right in your IDE where you are working.
How do I use it: Ask ‘@azure’ in GitHub Copilot Chat
In this blog, we will explore six must-try features of GitHub Copilot for Azure, showcasing how it can enhance your development experience and optimize your cloud projects. From discovering Azure services to querying AI models and planning migrations, these features will empower you to achieve more with less effort.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.1 – Discovering Azure Services and AI Templates
Dan is a developer, and he wants to deploy containers to Azure but doesn’t know where to start. Using GitHub Copilot for Azure in Visual Studio Code, he’s guided through the process of selecting an Azure service for containers, given commands that can be used to deploy sample solutions, and even provided with samples that include Azure AI features he’d like to integrate into his solution.
Check out the video below to see what prompts Dan used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.2 – Deploying to Azure with Context
April developed a Django app in VS Code and plans to deploy it on Azure. Using GitHub Copilot for Azure, she found helpful documentation. She provided code context and prompts to the extension, which then gave necessary code changes and terminal commands to deploy the project on Azure.
Check out the video below to see what prompts April used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.3 – Understanding and Managing Your Models in Azure AI
Bethany, an AI Engineer, wants to work with the latest AI models on Azure alongside her team. She investigates all available Azure AI Services, checks if GPT-4o models are already deployed in her team’s subscription for potential reuse in development and testing, and finally explores deploying a new GPT-4o mini model.
Check out the video below to see what prompts Bethany used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.4 – Exploring Your Azure Resources
Amy, an Azure Administrator, manages her team’s subscriptions. She uses GitHub Copilot for Azure to explore her accessible subscriptions and deployed resource groups through natural language queries. She finds the Azure Resource Graph queries useful for immediate use or future reference.
Check out the video below to see what prompts Amy used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.5 – Planning a Migration to Azure
Gwen, a cloud engineer, needs to migrate a SQL Server from an on-premises environment to the cloud, prioritizing HIPAA compliance and limiting downtime. GitHub Copilot for Azure suggests a suitable Azure service and tools like Azure Database Migration Service. It creates a migration plan with links and documentation. After deployment, the extension provides details of the deployed instances for her code.
Check out the video below to see what prompts Gwen used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
GitHub Copilot for Azure Feature No.6 – Deploying to Azure Kubernetes Service
Dan needs to deploy a containerized application to Azure Kubernetes Service but needs to know how to get started creating a cluster. Using the GitHub Copilot for Azure and Azure Kubernetes Services extensions in VS Code, he’s able to create a new cluster without leaving the editor. Once the cluster is created, he can then use GitHub Copilot for Azure to help him deploy an app manifest.
Check out the video below to see what prompts Dan used and the helpful responses returned by GitHub Copilot for Azure.
You’ve now seen our must-try features of GitHub Copilot for Azure, now we want to hear from you! Download the extension in the VS Code marketplace and give it a spin: https://aka.ms/GetGitHubCopilotForAzure
To learn more about the new GitHub Copilot for Azure extension, check out the Streamline Your Azure Workflow: Introducing GitHub Copilot for Azure in VS Code blog post.
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Configure File in Azure Static Web Apps
In Azure Static Web Apps (SWA), customizing settings is often necessary—for example, modifying headers for specific needs. Although settings can be configured through the staticwebapp.config.json file, its placement (i.e., location) depends on the particular context (such as no framework, pre-built framework, or a framework that will be built during deployment).
This tutorial will guide you through where to place staticwebapp.config.json in different scenarios, along with configuration for popular CI/CD tools like Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions.
We will use the Access-Control-Allow-Origin response header as a validation example to confirm that the configurations are working correctly.
TOC:
A No Framework SWA
A Pre-Built Framework SWA (Using MkDocs as an Example)
A Framework that Builds During Deployment (Using React as an Example)
Environment Variables in Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions
References
A No Framework SWA
This example uses GitHub for CI/CD. Here is the directory structure and configuration:
For this tutorial, we’ll customize the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header, as shown below:
{
“globalHeaders”: {
“Access-Control-Allow-Origin”: “*”
}
}
The working directory is set to the project root (/). When creating the SWA, specify the App location as /.
After creation, wait for the GitHub Actions workflow to complete. Once deployed, you can check the page and see the customized Access-Control-Allow-Origin in the response headers for all requests.
While this method is straightforward, most users, including ourselves, typically use a framework. Below, I’ll explain how to apply custom configurations with different framework structures.
A Pre-Built Framework SWA (Using MkDocs as an Example)
Some projects prefer building or compiling locally, then deploying the pre-built resources to SWA. Since each framework has its own directory structure, you can specify where SWA should look for the config file by adjusting the App location.
In this example, we’re using MkDocs as a framework. Here’s how the configuration process works:
Place the staticwebapp.config.json file in the project root, although this may be incorrect. After building the project, the compiled output in this example is located in my-project/site.
Specify App location as my-project/site when creating the SWA.
After deployment, check the response headers. If the custom Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is not present, it indicates that the configuration file is incorrectly placed.
Move staticwebapp.config.json to the correct folder (my-project/site in this example).
Then, redeploy via GitHub Actions. After redeployment, the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header should appear in the response headers.
A Framework that Builds During Deployment (Using React as an Example)
Some projects are built dynamically during the CI/CD process, creating the build folder only at that stage. In this case, we need to predefine the path to the compiled folder and dynamically copy the configuration file there.
Using React as an example, we know the build folder will be named build after compilation. Place staticwebapp.config.json in the project root initially and set App location to build.
During deployment, GitHub Actions might show an error about the missing build directory.
This is expected; we’ll resolve it by modifying the CI/CD workflow as follows.
In the .github/workflows directory, add these steps to the workflow (yml) file:
# Step to install dependencies and build the React app
– name: Install dependencies and build the app
run: |
npm install
npm run build
# Step to create the build folder if it does not exist
– name: Ensure build folder exists
run: mkdir -p build
# Step to copy staticwebapp.config.json to the build folder
– name: Copy staticwebapp.config.json to build folder
run: cp “${{ github.workspace }}/staticwebapp.config.json” “${{ github.workspace }}/build/staticwebapp.config.json”
These steps install dependencies and build the React app, check for the existence of the build folder, and copy the staticwebapp.config.json from the project root to the target directory.
After updating the workflow and redeploying, you should see the configuration applied successfully.
Environment Variables in Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions
The example above includes the ${{ github.workspace }} variable, which points to the project’s root directory in GitHub Actions. If you’re using Azure DevOps, replace this variable with $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory).
References:
Configure Azure Static Web Apps | Microsoft Learn
Deploy Mkdocs page on Azure Web App – Microsoft Community Hub
Accessing contextual information about workflow runs – GitHub Docs
Predefined variables – Azure Pipelines | Microsoft Learn
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Populating data from one sheet to another – new formulas user
Hi
I have a Summary sheet, and I have a Daily counts sheet.
When entering the data into the summary sheet i want it to populate to the daily counts sheet that equals the same day.
Ie If the date (Summary Sheet D3) is the same as the date (Daily Counts D19:D200) the the data entered into the Qty column will populate into the respective columns in the daily counts sheet.
Hopefully this makes sense. My summary gets overwritten each day, but I want the daily to keep track.
Thanks in advance. 🙂
Hi I have a Summary sheet, and I have a Daily counts sheet. When entering the data into the summary sheet i want it to populate to the daily counts sheet that equals the same day. Ie If the date (Summary Sheet D3) is the same as the date (Daily Counts D19:D200) the the data entered into the Qty column will populate into the respective columns in the daily counts sheet. Hopefully this makes sense. My summary gets overwritten each day, but I want the daily to keep track. Thanks in advance. 🙂 Read More
How Can I Convert AZW to EPUB for My Ebooks on Windows?
Hi,
I bought a Kindle ebooks readers a couple of weeks and just found out the ebooks are saved in .azw format. Based on my research, AZW is Amazon’s proprietary format for Kindle devices, which may not be compatible with non-Kindle e-readers. On the other hand, EPUB is a widely accepted format compatible with most e-readers (like Kobo, Nook, etc.) and reading apps.
Is there an easy way to let me convert azw to epub on Windows PC so I can read the books on my PC and smartphone?
Hi, I bought a Kindle ebooks readers a couple of weeks and just found out the ebooks are saved in .azw format. Based on my research, AZW is Amazon’s proprietary format for Kindle devices, which may not be compatible with non-Kindle e-readers. On the other hand, EPUB is a widely accepted format compatible with most e-readers (like Kobo, Nook, etc.) and reading apps. Is there an easy way to let me convert azw to epub on Windows PC so I can read the books on my PC and smartphone? Read More
How to split c drive into multiple drives in Windows 11 or Windows 10?
Hi all,
I just made a mistake that installed Windows 11 on an SSD (512GB) with one partition. When I boot into the desktop, only C drive is available. This is not a good practice for managing files and apps efficiently on a PC. Usually, I tend to create 4 partitions for OS, apps, work and media files.
How can I split c drive into multiple drives without formatting in Windows 11 or Windows 10? I don’t want to format the SSD drive again and reinstall Windows 11 as it takes a lot of time.
Hi all, I just made a mistake that installed Windows 11 on an SSD (512GB) with one partition. When I boot into the desktop, only C drive is available. This is not a good practice for managing files and apps efficiently on a PC. Usually, I tend to create 4 partitions for OS, apps, work and media files. How can I split c drive into multiple drives without formatting in Windows 11 or Windows 10? I don’t want to format the SSD drive again and reinstall Windows 11 as it takes a lot of time. Read More
How can I enter minutes and seconds without it being converted to a time.?
I want to enter actual number of minutes and seconds and not have it converted to a time. I will be entering actual durations of actions and need to be able to work with those.
I want to enter actual number of minutes and seconds and not have it converted to a time. I will be entering actual durations of actions and need to be able to work with those. Read More
During forcing me to switch to new Outlook, Outlook lost my emails
The journal won’t send the confirm link and outlook(both the app and the webpage version) just refuses to display the email. It took me 5 tries to even get to this step due to outlook does not show those emails in search results when you press enter, and I had to move my mouse quickly to click it in the search bar dropdown. And this is as far as I can get.
What a joke.
The journal won’t send the confirm link and outlook(both the app and the webpage version) just refuses to display the email. It took me 5 tries to even get to this step due to outlook does not show those emails in search results when you press enter, and I had to move my mouse quickly to click it in the search bar dropdown. And this is as far as I can get. What a joke. Read More
Virtual Channel stop working after reconnect Virtual Desktop due to client power sleep and resume
Hi,
I am using Remote Desktop client for Windows (1.2.5800.0 x64 msi) to connect to Windows 365 Virtual Desktop to test a custom Virtual channel plugin, it works good on normal connection, able to read/write between client and Virtual Desktop, but it stop working after reconnect Virtual Desktop due to client power sleep and resume. Virtual channel plugin get a CHANNEL_EVENT_TERMINATED event and never come back.
Anyone has similar issue?
Hi,I am using Remote Desktop client for Windows (1.2.5800.0 x64 msi) to connect to Windows 365 Virtual Desktop to test a custom Virtual channel plugin, it works good on normal connection, able to read/write between client and Virtual Desktop, but it stop working after reconnect Virtual Desktop due to client power sleep and resume. Virtual channel plugin get a CHANNEL_EVENT_TERMINATED event and never come back.Anyone has similar issue? Read More
When was the RFC 4191 RIO support added to Windows?
I’m finishing up a writeup: https://github.com/dxdxdt/gists/blob/master/writeups/ipv6/rfc4191/rfc4191.md
I’m finishing up the OS support table. I tested and confirmed that Windows 11 accepts RIO and adds the prefix to the routing table. I know Windows started IPv6 support since XP, but RFC 4191 was added to the standard later on.
Just wondering when exactly the RIO support has been added. Couldn’t find anything on search engines. I don’t think it’s something that devs write on the release notes.
I’m finishing up a writeup: https://github.com/dxdxdt/gists/blob/master/writeups/ipv6/rfc4191/rfc4191.md I’m finishing up the OS support table. I tested and confirmed that Windows 11 accepts RIO and adds the prefix to the routing table. I know Windows started IPv6 support since XP, but RFC 4191 was added to the standard later on. Just wondering when exactly the RIO support has been added. Couldn’t find anything on search engines. I don’t think it’s something that devs write on the release notes. Read More
Storage from Microsoft Fabric – How to see?
Hi folks!!
I need a help:
How to see the tables usage from Microsoft Fabric?
Hi folks!!I need a help:How to see the tables usage from Microsoft Fabric? Read More
Giving Tuesday is just 4 weeks away!
This Giving Tuesday, December 3rd, empower your nonprofits with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Help your nonprofits streamline donor communications, manage fundraising budgets, and create impactful content effortlessly with a tireless AI assistant. Copilot helps nonprofits stay organized and efficient, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—making a difference.
Discover how Copilot can elevate your nonprofits’ productivity this giving season.
Download the e-book “Nine Steps to Optimize Your Fundraising and Marketing Campaigns with AI” to get started.
Let’s make this Giving Tuesday the best one yet! 💙
This Giving Tuesday, December 3rd, empower your nonprofits with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Help your nonprofits streamline donor communications, manage fundraising budgets, and create impactful content effortlessly with a tireless AI assistant. Copilot helps nonprofits stay organized and efficient, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—making a difference.Discover how Copilot can elevate your nonprofits’ productivity this giving season.
Download the e-book “Nine Steps to Optimize Your Fundraising and Marketing Campaigns with AI” to get started. Let’s make this Giving Tuesday the best one yet! 💙 Read More
How to delete a row from specific content (ID) from a warehouse on Microsoft Fabric?
Hello everyone,
I hope you’re doing well!
I’m looking for guidance on how to delete a row (or multiple rows) from the warehouse in Fabric. Some data is updated from the database, and certain invoices have been canceled. What’s the best way to remove this data?
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
Hello everyone,I hope you’re doing well! I’m looking for guidance on how to delete a row (or multiple rows) from the warehouse in Fabric. Some data is updated from the database, and certain invoices have been canceled. What’s the best way to remove this data? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!Thank you! Read More
Error moving a file protected with a sensitivity label
I am seeing intermittent errors when trying to move a Microsoft Word file between sites. The file is protected with a sensitivity label that has encryption enabled. I’m using the “Move to” option within a SharePoint library. The full error message is below.
The text was extracted from a screenshot, so may not be 100% accurate.
1 item wasn’t moved
Cannot protect. Error code is: 00000000. CallStack – – at
Microsoft SharePoint.SPGlobal.HandleComException(COM Exception comEx) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest.GetFileAsSt ream(String bstrUrl, StorePath bstrWebRelativeUrl, Boolean bHonorLevel, Byte iLevel, OpenBinaryFlags grfob. String bstrEtag Not Match, Object punkSPFileMgr, Boolean bHonorCustomIrm, IrmProtectionParams filelrmSettings, ISPDataCallback pRequiredAuthContextCallback, Ulnt32& pdwVirusCheckStatus, Int32& plVirusVendorld, String& pVirusCheckMessage, Int32& pIVirusScanLatency, String& pEtagNew, String& pContentTagNew, SPFilelnfo& pFileProps, Guid& pgWebldReal, Guid& pgDoclibld) at Microsoft SharePoint SPFile.GetFileStream(SPWeb web, SPResourcePath fileUrl, SPFileLevel level, OpenBinaryFlags openOptions, String etagNotMatch, ISPFileStreamManager spMgr, SPFileRightsManagementSettings rightsManagementSettings, Boolean throwOnVirusFound, Boolean skipLabellrm PermCheck, SPVi rusCheckStatus& virusCheckStatus, Int32& virusVendorld, String& virusCheckMessage, String& etagNew, String& conte ntTag New, SPFilelnfo& fileprops, Guid& doclibld, Guid& webldForAuditing) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFile.GetFileStreamNewOpti mizedlmpl(SPWeb web, SPResourcePath fileUrl, SPFileLevel level, OpenBinaryFlags openOptions, String etagNotMatch, ISPFileStreamManager spMgr, SPFileRightsManagementSettings rightsManagementSettings, Boolean throwOnVirusFound, Int64 numOfBytesToReadBeforeRefresh, SPVirusCheckStatus& virusCheckStatus, Int32& virusVendorld, String& virusCheckMessage, String& etagNew, String& contentTagNew, SPFilelnfo& fileprops, Guid& doclibld, Guid& webldForAuditing) at
Microsoft.SharePointDeployment.FileSerializer.Upl oadFileData(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid fileld, SPResourcePath filePath, Filelnfo filelnfo. String fileValue, Int32 authorld. String authorLoginName, Int32 editorld. String editorLoginName, String checkinComment, DateTime timeCreated, DateTime timeLastModified, MetalnfoHandler metalnfo, Int32 iVersion, Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable 1 isLastVersion, 32 listitemid. String listlnternalName, Boolean hasNoExecuteFlag, ImportObjectManager objectManager, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.FileSerializer.Upl oadFileData(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath filePath, Boolean fileExistslnDb, Nullable 1 isLastVersion, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelperListitem, MetalnfoHandler metalnfo, StreamingContext context) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.FileSerializer.Cre ateOrUpdateFile(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath& filePath, Boolean fileExistslnDb, Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable’1 isLastVersion, Boolean hasWebParts, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelperListitem, StreamingContext context) at
MicrosoftSharePointDeployment.FileSerializer.Cre ateOrUpdateFileVersion(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath& fileUrl, Boolean fileExistslnDb, String version. Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable’1 isLastVersion, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) at
MicrosoftSharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .AddOrUpdateDoclibltemVersion(SerializationlnfoH elper infoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, SPListltem& listltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid newld, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativePath, Boolean blsPublish, Boolean exists. String version. Boolean isFirstVersion, Boolean isLastVersion, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector. Loggerstatistics stats) at
Microsoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemVersionS erializer.AddListltemVersion(SPWeb web, SPListltem listltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, Guid newld. Boolean editHistory, Boolean existslnDb, Boolean isFirst, Boolean isLast, Boolean isDocLib, StreamingContext context, XmlElement listltemData, SerializationlnfoHelper listltemlnfoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativeUrl, ISurrogateSelector selector. Loggerstatistics stats, Guid docld) at Microsoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .UpdateListltemVersionData(SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SPWeb web, SPListltem& listitem, Guid newld. Boolean existslnDb, Boolean isDocLib, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativePath, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) at
Microsoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .SetObjectData(Object obj. Serializationinfo info, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) at
Microsoft.SharePoint.Deployment.XmlFormatter.Cal ISetObjectData(Object obj. Serializationinfo objectData, ISerializationSurrogate surrogate, ISurrogateSelector selector)
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I am seeing intermittent errors when trying to move a Microsoft Word file between sites. The file is protected with a sensitivity label that has encryption enabled. I’m using the “Move to” option within a SharePoint library. The full error message is below. The text was extracted from a screenshot, so may not be 100% accurate. 1 item wasn’t movedCannot protect. Error code is: 00000000. CallStack – – atMicrosoft SharePoint.SPGlobal.HandleComException(COM Exception comEx) atMicrosoft.SharePoint.Library.SPRequest.GetFileAsSt ream(String bstrUrl, StorePath bstrWebRelativeUrl, Boolean bHonorLevel, Byte iLevel, OpenBinaryFlags grfob. String bstrEtag Not Match, Object punkSPFileMgr, Boolean bHonorCustomIrm, IrmProtectionParams filelrmSettings, ISPDataCallback pRequiredAuthContextCallback, Ulnt32& pdwVirusCheckStatus, Int32& plVirusVendorld, String& pVirusCheckMessage, Int32& pIVirusScanLatency, String& pEtagNew, String& pContentTagNew, SPFilelnfo& pFileProps, Guid& pgWebldReal, Guid& pgDoclibld) at Microsoft SharePoint SPFile.GetFileStream(SPWeb web, SPResourcePath fileUrl, SPFileLevel level, OpenBinaryFlags openOptions, String etagNotMatch, ISPFileStreamManager spMgr, SPFileRightsManagementSettings rightsManagementSettings, Boolean throwOnVirusFound, Boolean skipLabellrm PermCheck, SPVi rusCheckStatus& virusCheckStatus, Int32& virusVendorld, String& virusCheckMessage, String& etagNew, String& conte ntTag New, SPFilelnfo& fileprops, Guid& doclibld, Guid& webldForAuditing) atMicrosoft.SharePoint.SPFile.GetFileStreamNewOpti mizedlmpl(SPWeb web, SPResourcePath fileUrl, SPFileLevel level, OpenBinaryFlags openOptions, String etagNotMatch, ISPFileStreamManager spMgr, SPFileRightsManagementSettings rightsManagementSettings, Boolean throwOnVirusFound, Int64 numOfBytesToReadBeforeRefresh, SPVirusCheckStatus& virusCheckStatus, Int32& virusVendorld, String& virusCheckMessage, String& etagNew, String& contentTagNew, SPFilelnfo& fileprops, Guid& doclibld, Guid& webldForAuditing) atMicrosoft.SharePointDeployment.FileSerializer.Upl oadFileData(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid fileld, SPResourcePath filePath, Filelnfo filelnfo. String fileValue, Int32 authorld. String authorLoginName, Int32 editorld. String editorLoginName, String checkinComment, DateTime timeCreated, DateTime timeLastModified, MetalnfoHandler metalnfo, Int32 iVersion, Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable 1 isLastVersion, 32 listitemid. String listlnternalName, Boolean hasNoExecuteFlag, ImportObjectManager objectManager, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper) atMicrosoft.SharePoint.Deployment.FileSerializer.Upl oadFileData(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath filePath, Boolean fileExistslnDb, Nullable 1 isLastVersion, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelperListitem, MetalnfoHandler metalnfo, StreamingContext context) atMicrosoft.SharePoint.Deployment.FileSerializer.Cre ateOrUpdateFile(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath& filePath, Boolean fileExistslnDb, Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable’1 isLastVersion, Boolean hasWebParts, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelperListitem, StreamingContext context) atMicrosoftSharePointDeployment.FileSerializer.Cre ateOrUpdateFileVersion(Object fileOrListltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid id, SPResourcePath& fileUrl, Boolean fileExistslnDb, String version. Boolean isFirstVersion, Nullable’1 isLastVersion, SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) atMicrosoftSharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .AddOrUpdateDoclibltemVersion(SerializationlnfoH elper infoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, SPListltem& listltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, SPWeb web, Guid newld, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativePath, Boolean blsPublish, Boolean exists. String version. Boolean isFirstVersion, Boolean isLastVersion, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector. Loggerstatistics stats) atMicrosoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemVersionS erializer.AddListltemVersion(SPWeb web, SPListltem listltem, SPLoggerObject loggerObject, Guid newld. Boolean editHistory, Boolean existslnDb, Boolean isFirst, Boolean isLast, Boolean isDocLib, StreamingContext context, XmlElement listltemData, SerializationlnfoHelper listltemlnfoHelper, XmlDocument listltemVersionsXml, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativeUrl, ISurrogateSelector selector. Loggerstatistics stats, Guid docld) at Microsoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .UpdateListltemVersionData(SerializationlnfoHelper infoHelper, SPWeb web, SPListltem& listitem, Guid newld. Boolean existslnDb, Boolean isDocLib, SPResourcePath& listltemServerRelativePath, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) atMicrosoft.SharePointDeployment.ListltemSerializer .SetObjectData(Object obj. Serializationinfo info, StreamingContext context, ISurrogateSelector selector) atMicrosoft.SharePoint.Deployment.XmlFormatter.Cal ISetObjectData(Object obj. Serializationinfo objectData, ISerializationSurrogate surrogate, ISurrogateSelector selector)X Read More
TSI Partner Community Update | October 2024
Read the Tech for Social Impact October Community Update for valuable insights and opportunities.
Share the AI Skills Navigator with your nonprofits and teams, access the Nonprofit Virtual Partner Summit recorded link, and stay informed with the Security First Initiative (SFI) and the Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2024. Discover how Copilot can elevate your nonprofit’s productivity this giving season and more!
Download the TSI October Community Update
Read the Tech for Social Impact October Community Update for valuable insights and opportunities.
Share the AI Skills Navigator with your nonprofits and teams, access the Nonprofit Virtual Partner Summit recorded link, and stay informed with the Security First Initiative (SFI) and the Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2024. Discover how Copilot can elevate your nonprofit’s productivity this giving season and more!
Download the TSI October Community Update
Unable to add gmail account to outlook classic
I am unable to add my gmail account to outlook classic. i can add it to outlook(new) and i can add it to my mobile device. I am certain I am using the correct log in info. I have checked that I have allowed imap in my google account.
I am unable to add my gmail account to outlook classic. i can add it to outlook(new) and i can add it to my mobile device. I am certain I am using the correct log in info. I have checked that I have allowed imap in my google account. Read More
Dev Channel update to 132.0.2917.0 is live.
Welcome back! We released 132.0.2917.0 to the Dev channel! This includes numerous fixes. For more details on the changes, check out the highlights below.
Bing Webmaster Tools Introduces Recommendations | Bing Webmaster Blog
Customize page colors & scrollbars in Edge to improve browsing & accessibility – Windows Blogs
Added Features:
Added the synchronization status in the profile details section on the profile settings page in WebUI2.
Improved Behavior:
Resolved an issue that caused browser to crash on iOS when an image was pressed and held to move, then released.
Resolved a crash issue in browser that occurred upon relaunch after closing both the main profile and the guest profile.
Fixed an issue where browser would crash on Android devices when the New Tab Page (NTP) was returned to after saving logs.
Changed Behavior:
Fixed an issue where icons were being cut off in the browser uninstall dialog.
Resolved an issue where Feeds did not retain the previous browsing position after navigating back to the New Tab Page (NTP).
Fixed an issue where the wallpaper would slightly shrink when sliding on the New Tab Page (NTP) for the first time.
Fixed a layout issue with group headers under tab groups.
Resolved an issue where the button sizes in the top row were inconsistent in the tab center.
Android:
Resolved an issue where the Workspace would not close upon opening a link in browser on android.
Fixed an issue where the ‘Add to Home’ page did not transition correctly between landscape and portrait modes on Android devices.
iOS:
Resolved an issue where feedback from iOS users did not automatically contain URL information.
Fixed a margin issue with the PDF toolbar icons on iOS.
Resolved an issue where the initial letters of ‘Online PDF Toolbar’ were not capitalized in the edge: //flags settings on iOS.
Fixed an issue where the ‘Close’ button was missing from the video player when selecting ‘Drop’ from the overflow menu on iOS.
Fixed an issue where clicking ‘Send to devices’ would open the ‘Sign in’ panel, but interactions with the ‘Sign in’ panel were unresponsive on iOS.
Resolved an issue where browser was unable to open or search for images via the context menu in online document files on iOS.
See an issue that you think might be a bug? Remember to send that directly through the in-app feedback by heading to the … menu > Help and feedback > Send feedback and include diagnostics so the team can investigate.
Thanks again for sending us feedback and helping us improve our Insider builds.
~Gouri
Welcome back! We released 132.0.2917.0 to the Dev channel! This includes numerous fixes. For more details on the changes, check out the highlights below.
Bing Webmaster Tools Introduces Recommendations | Bing Webmaster Blog
Customize page colors & scrollbars in Edge to improve browsing & accessibility – Windows Blogs
Added Features:
Added the synchronization status in the profile details section on the profile settings page in WebUI2.
Improved Behavior:
Resolved an issue that caused browser to crash on iOS when an image was pressed and held to move, then released.
Resolved a crash issue in browser that occurred upon relaunch after closing both the main profile and the guest profile.
Fixed an issue where browser would crash on Android devices when the New Tab Page (NTP) was returned to after saving logs.
Changed Behavior:
Fixed an issue where icons were being cut off in the browser uninstall dialog.
Resolved an issue where Feeds did not retain the previous browsing position after navigating back to the New Tab Page (NTP).
Fixed an issue where the wallpaper would slightly shrink when sliding on the New Tab Page (NTP) for the first time.
Fixed a layout issue with group headers under tab groups.
Resolved an issue where the button sizes in the top row were inconsistent in the tab center.
Android:
Resolved an issue where the Workspace would not close upon opening a link in browser on android.
Fixed an issue where the ‘Add to Home’ page did not transition correctly between landscape and portrait modes on Android devices.
iOS:
Resolved an issue where feedback from iOS users did not automatically contain URL information.
Fixed a margin issue with the PDF toolbar icons on iOS.
Resolved an issue where the initial letters of ‘Online PDF Toolbar’ were not capitalized in the edge: //flags settings on iOS.
Fixed an issue where the ‘Close’ button was missing from the video player when selecting ‘Drop’ from the overflow menu on iOS.
Fixed an issue where clicking ‘Send to devices’ would open the ‘Sign in’ panel, but interactions with the ‘Sign in’ panel were unresponsive on iOS.
Resolved an issue where browser was unable to open or search for images via the context menu in online document files on iOS.
See an issue that you think might be a bug? Remember to send that directly through the in-app feedback by heading to the … menu > Help and feedback > Send feedback and include diagnostics so the team can investigate.
Thanks again for sending us feedback and helping us improve our Insider builds.~Gouri Read More
Drive AI scale with Azure OpenAI Service Provisioned offering
Microsoft has announcements about availability of Azure OpenAI Service Data Zones, a service level agreement for token generation, reduced hourly pricing for Provisioned Global and Provisioned Data Zone deployments, lower deployment minimum entry points for Provisioned Global deployments, and more! These new announcements will reduce hesitation for your customers in adopting and scaling their AI usage. Check out the blog to learn more:
Accelerate scale with Azure OpenAI Service Provisioned offering | Microsoft Azure Blog
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