Windows 10: Signed ClickOnce app always flags as unsafe.

DavidLittle-CXv · Sep 29, 2021

I am distributing a ClickOnce app via an external website. it is properly signed with a Sectigo key, but Windows always flags it with a warning and my users have to say "run anyway". I saw somewhere that that message would go away as the app accumulated some "security points", but I have no idea how - or even if - that works. I bought an EV key, went through the exam and received it only to find out that an EV key doesn't have a .PFX and it must be physically plugged into the build machine. I am building my deployment on OCI with no access to the machine, so EV will not work for me.Can any

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Vanessa Yar · Sep 29, 2021

App Store sign-in error, 0xD000000D

Hi Suzanne,

There's a possibility that you are currently signed in on your computer using your local account. For us to sort this out, we suggest that you sign in with your Microsoft account instead. Follow these steps:

Open Settings > Accounts > Your email and accounts.

Select Sign in with a Microsoft account instead.

Follow the on-screen instructions.

Once signed in with your Microsoft account on your computer, try signing into the Windows Store app.

Update us with the result.

Regards.

Mohan B P · Sep 29, 2021

Voice Recorder Flags Disappeared

Hi,

I realize the problem you are facing with the voice recorder.

To assist you better, please answer the below:

Are you using windows built-in voice recorder or any other 3rd party voice recorder application?

If you are using Build in Windows recorder, how did you put the flag?

If you are using built-in Windows recorder, there is no option to put a flag on recorded voice. Provide us the screenshot of recording interface with Flag.

Refer the steps given in the below link to provide us screenshots:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...our-post/2594b08e-32a3-476a-85a6-b021181be7e4

In case if you are using any 3rd party recorder, then I suggest you to contact the developer of the application for further help.

Thank you.

Brink · Sep 29, 2021

Microsoft To-Do app 1.52 adds flagged email list on Windows 10 and web

Flag an email in your work or school account and, in the blink of an eye, you'll find it in your Flagged Email list on To-Do! Enable it today with our latest Windows or web updates (1.52).

Microsoft To-Do is always here to help you plan your day, but sometimes an inbox full of urgent emails can get in the way of careful planning. Don’t worry, with our latest update, you won't have to juggle your emails and your task list—you can now add your flagged emails to To-Do (for work and school accounts), giving you one unified view of what you need to accomplish today.

Set up your day
Like to triage your email when you first arrive at the office? Now, as you get to the emails that need a reply or need to be worked on you can flag them and carry on, knowing that they’ll be waiting for you when you open To-Do. If it's an email you need to deal with urgently then you can flag it with a high priority, and when you open To-Do you'll see that it's been starred as important.

Once you have worked through all your emails you can open To-Do and start planning your day—you’ll find all your flagged emails in the Flagged Email list. Want to work on it today? Right-click on the task and add it to “My Day”—giving you a more coherent view of what your day will look like and what you can accomplish. And if you don’t have the bandwidth for it today, then add a due date or a reminder to deal with it later.

Break your tasks into steps

Get to work on your email
It’s time to get to work ticking off that list. Click on the flagged email task and you’ll find a preview of the email and a button to take you to the Outlook website, or your mobile app, where you can see the full email and reply to it. Not ready to reply to it just yet? Jot down some ideas in the notes section or break down your task into Steps.

If you are halfway through writing an email and get pulled away to a meeting, flag the draft email and it will also show up in To-Do, reminding you that it still needs to get ticked off when you get back to your desk.

Get started
Let’s get you started, to enable flagged email you need to sign in to To-Do on web or Windows with the same work or school account that you use for email. An alert will pop up asking if you want to show the Flagged Email list. And, just like that, your flagged email will start pulling through to To-Do.

Now, we don’t want to overwhelm you with a lot of out-of-date email, so we will only import up to 10 flagged email from the last two weeks. Want to see more than that? You can re-flag any that you want to see in To-Do and they will also turn up in the Flagged Email smart list.

You can’t enable flagged emails on Android or iOS now but, once it is enabled on Windows or web, you will be able to see the Flagged Email list—meaning you can take your list on the go.

We want to hear from you
As always, we’d like to hear from you—tell us what you think of our latest feature in the comments below, on Twitter or on Facebook. We are working on bringing this to personal accounts soon, so stay tuned!

To manage your flagged email directly in Microsoft To-Do, just sign in to the web or Windows app using the same work or school account that you use with Office 365.

To enable the Flagged Email list select the option to Show List.

Alternatively, you can also turn the list on in Settings.

After the Flagged Email list has been enabled, it will be populated with up to 10 flagged emails from the last 2 weeks. All emails flagged from that point forward will also be converted into fully editable tasks in To-Do, which can be renamed, assigned due dates and reminders, added to My Day and marked as Important. Once enabled, the Flagged Email list will also be accessible in To-Do on iOS and Android.

The task will also include a preview of the email's text. To open the original email select the option to Open in Outlook from the detail view.

Please know that the Flagged Email list is currently only available for work or school accounts. At the moment, personal Microsoft accounts are not supported, though we will support more account types in the future.
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Flagged Office 365 emails come to Microsoft To-Do

Using Microsoft To-Do with Flagged email - Office Support

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