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1. Outlook for mac version 15.16 how to#
2. Outlook for mac version 15.16 update#
3. Outlook for mac version 15.16 software#
4. Outlook for mac version 15.16 code#

At that time a key will be set signaling that the migration has occurred. When an Office 15.33 app is launched for the first time, the existing preferences in ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/ will be migrated over to the new preference domain automatically.

Outlook for mac version 15.16 code#

Now with the foundation for preference management in code this will allow for more management options in future versions. Thanks to the hard work of Paul Bowden and Erik Schwiebert at Microsoft, along with the collaboration and feedback of Mac admins in the slack instance, this request of preference management has been made possible.

Previously, these settings were configurable via defaults commands but weren’t CFPrefs enabled to allow for profile management of the settings. Starting with Office version 15.33 you’ll have the ability to manage some suite-wide preferences via profile management. But come version 15.34 just use the new key in the domain and call it a night. The easiest way would be to add these values to the existing mobileconfig profiles from Not much, what’s new with you? and modify it like this example for Word. The array must be a complete list meaning you can’t just add a value of 10 and have that mean block all values 1-10.Įach application domain (, ,, , and ) will need the values added for OUIWhatsNewShownItemIds. So, until May 16th, you can add a list of values to the OUIWhatsNewShownItemIds key to suppress dialogs until the boolean value is respected. That feature is on track to be part of the 15.34 release on May 16th. No need for individual application domain settings to suppress What’s New dialogs. The Better News is that there is a bug (VSO #1476177 – Give admins a better way to turn off the What’s New dialog for O365 users) reported by our same Microsoft friends to recognize a boolean to “Don’t show me any more What’s New dialogs for any new versions ever.” The Bestest News is that the new boolean value coming in version 15.34 can be set in the key ShowWhatsNewOnLaunch to be -bool false in the domain for the entire suite. The Bad News is that each application can have its own number of new features to display, so knowing how many values isn’t known ahead of time. It starts at 1 and increases by 1 for every new feature that is to be listed in a What’s New dialog box.

The Good News is that the values of OUIWhatsNewShownItemIds are predictable. Good News, Bad News, Better News, Best News, and Bestest News The previous key OUIWhatsNewLastShownLink is still needed to suppress the What’s New dialogs prior to 15.32. As of version 15.32 there is a new key that takes an array of ints that can be added to the mobileconfig profile - OUIWhatsNewShownItemIds.

Our good friends at Microsoft recognized the madness and worked on a way to make the suppression easier and more predictable for us admins.

Outlook for mac version 15.16 software#

Due to the nature of how the values were dynamically created at build time it wasn’t known what those values were until the software was downloaded, installed, launched, then examine the preference file for the new value of OUIWhatsNewLastShownLink. While it worked, it _was_ work to get the specific preference key value to block the latest banner from appearing.

Outlook for mac version 15.16 how to#

My previous post, Not much, what’s new with you?, showed how to suppress the “What’s New” banners on updated software versions of the Office 2016 Suite.

Outlook for mac version 15.16 update#