In the main window, you’ll see a list of your applications, and then the app will check them as soon as you open it. It will constantly check your software to see if it’s up to date and then find updates for you to run the software more efficiently. This application can come in handy to those who want to have their updates ready in one place without searching for updates extensively themselves. To help you with updates, you can use the application called Patch My PC. Keep Your Apps Up-To-Dateīut updates are important since they remove bugs and make the apps run better and smoother. It’s a time-consuming effort that is also unpleasant to do, especially since you would want to run other tasks first without the bother of updating the apps alone. It can become a hassle when you have to update several applications on your computer simultaneously. I plan to hopefully at least test this idea soon.Keep your PC up to date with the application called Patch My PC, which is meant to help you update your applications on your computer and deleting them, and modifying them to use them easier.
This would create drawbacks where some customers have indicated they wanted multiple configurations of the Office app in their environment/tenant one with base M365 apps, another with base apps + Project, another with base apps + Visio, another with base apps + Project + Visio.Īt this time, this is not natively possible via the Publisher's UI until this idea is implemented: - however if you executed a script client side (bundled as pre script via the right click option Add pre/post custom scripts) to determine the conditions as to whether the client should install with an alternate configuration XML, you can rename the XML on the fly to the file name specified Modify command lineĪs for detection, it could be non-version dependent - just detect whether or not M365 apps are on system, regardless of specific versions.
The more I think about this, the more I foresee needing to let customers define their own XML for the ODT (to configure their own preferences for things like channel, language, products to be installed, etc) and we'll simply include the ODT as the binary in the catalogue.Ĭustomers would add their XML via the Add additional file(s) (in Add custom pre/post scripts), and then change Modify command line to specify the name of the XML file. Maybe also add a sample base pmpc xml? i'm available for testing purposes ^^
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