You can now bring your traditional desktop apps (Win32 apps) to the store without changing your code, existing.If you choose to, you can bring your own commerce system for in-app-purchases, regardless of the technology used to create your non-gaming app, and keep all of the revenue.Your customers can install your app with increased confidence from the Microsoft Store on Windows.

Your app is potentially eligible for promotion in the Store, to help drive even more acquisitions.Your app is now part of the same catalog customers search when looking for apps, helping to drive acquisitions.Do you still want to open it?' may appear when creating Word documents through automation using templates.Giorgio Sardo, General Manager for the Microsoft Store on Windows, shares his top five favorite things about the Store.īenefits for you and your apps by publishing to Microsoft Store on Windows: We fixed an issue where the error message 'The last time you opened filename, it caused serious error.We fixed an issue that caused a manually-scheduled task’s start date to be after its finish date when an XML file was opened in Project.We fixed an issue that caused users to see an inaccurate count of the number of new notifications present when opening the notification pane.We fixed an issue that caused users in Government Community Cloud tenants to be unable to launch To-Do in Outlook.

We fixed an issue where users would get an ERROR: 3155, ODBC-insert on a linked table message when inserting a new row into a linked SQL Server table that has an INSERT trigger.

The full release notes in this update are as follows: Resolved issues Access While the version number is 2302, the build number is 16130.20306. Microsoft has released the 2302 update to the Current Channel for Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise, Microsoft 365 Apps for business, and subscription versions of the desktop apps for Project and Visio.

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