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In this article, we will explain what can be done through the "More actions" ellipsis menu accessible in the Office Add-ins section in the Admin Center.
- How to edit Templafy Desktop Host version and/or edit office add-ins settings?
- Templafy Desktop settings
- Office add-ins
Prerequisites
How to edit Templafy Desktop Host version and/or edit office add-ins settings?
- Navigate to the
Office add-ins
tab in the Admin Center - Click on the
More actions
ellipsis menu in the top right corner - Click on
Settings
- Click on
Edit
- Edit the desired settings
- Click
Save
Templafy Desktop settings
Changing the Host version
Templafy Desktop Host version
drop-down will enable you to select the host version of the Templafy MSI. Changing the host version of the MSI will require a new download of the Templafy MSI to be reflected.
Enabling or Disabling the automatic login
Unchecking the Automatic login
checkbox can be beneficial for customers who do not have the infrastructure to support a seamless login experience or enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) and might be experiencing daily Access Templafy pop-ups. Once unchecked, the login will be disabled in Templafy desktop and the users will be requested to log in to Templafy when using the application.
Office add-ins
Enabling or Disabling the custom tab in Office application for Templafy VSTO add-ins
Checking the |
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Example with Library, Check and ProductivityPlus modules enabled for a tenant:
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Enabling or disabling the Library VSTO add-in for specific Office applications
Enabling or disabling checkboxes under the Library add-in menu will trigger or not the add-in to be activated for all users on the tenant:
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Example
In case you wish to have the Library add-ins available in Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook but would like to have it disabled in Excel: Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook should be checked (enabled) and Excel should be unchecked (disabled).
Enabling or disabling the ability to share files as email attachment from the Library on VSTO
Enabling or disabling
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