Merge branch 'winona-startup-app' of https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/powerapps-docs-pr into winona-startup-app

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powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/app-properties.md

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-title: "Manage model-driven app settings in the Power Apps app designer | MicrosoftDocs"
-description: "Learn how to manage the settings for your app"
+title: Manage model-driven app settings in the Power Apps app designer
+description: Learn how to manage the settings for your app using the app designer
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 ms.date: 08/22/2023
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 App settings define important details about the app, like its title. You define app settings when you create an app. If you want to change those settings later, you can do that in the app designer.  
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> You must select **Publish** to activate an app settings change.
+You must select **Publish** to activate an app settings change.
 
-1. In the app designer, on the left pane, select **App** under the **Pages** section. Or alternatively, select **Settings** on the command bar.
+1. In the app designer, on the left pane, select **App** under the **Pages** section. Or select **Settings** on the command bar.
 
     > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"]
     > ![App designer Properties pane](media/model-driven-app-properties.png "App designer Properties pane")  
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     |-------------|--------------|-----------------|
     | **General**  | **Solution**  | Read-only property that displays the solution name where the app is located.  |
     |**General** |**App name**| The friendly name for the app.|  
-    |**General** |**Description**| An optional description of what the app is.|  
-    |**General** | **Icon** | Change the app icon by selecting **Select icon**, to browse and select an image web resource. This icon will be displayed on the preview tile of the app. More information: [Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app](create-edit-web-resources.md)|
+    |**General** |**Description**| The description of the app (optional).|  
+    |**General** | **Icon** | Change the app icon by selecting **Select icon**, to browse and select an image web resource. This icon is displayed on the preview tile of the app. More information: [Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app](create-edit-web-resources.md)|
     | **Advanced settings**   | **Unique name**  | Read-only property that displays the app unique name including the publisher prefix.  |
-    | **Advanced settings**   | **Welcome page**   | This option allows a maker to select from the web resources available in your organization. The welcome pages created can contain information that's useful to users, such as links to videos, upgrade instructions, or getting started information. The welcome page is displayed when an app is opened. Users can select **Do not show this Welcome Screen next time** on the welcome page to disable the page so it doesn't appear the next time the app starts. Notice that the **Do not show this Welcome Screen next time** option is a user-level setting and can't be controlled by administrators or app makers. More information: [Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app](create-edit-web-resources.md)  |
+    | **Advanced settings**   | **Welcome page**   | This option allows a maker to select from the web resources available in your organization. The welcome pages created contain information that's useful to users, such as links to videos, upgrade instructions, or getting started information. The welcome page is displayed when an app is opened. Users can select **Do not show this Welcome Screen next time** on the welcome page to disable the page so it doesn't appear the next time the app starts. Notice that the **Do not show this Welcome Screen next time** option is a user-level setting and can't be controlled by administrators or app makers. More information: [Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app](create-edit-web-resources.md)  |
     |**Advanced settings**  | **Primary mobile player**  | Determines which mobile player you want the model-driven app to be available from. By default, **Power Apps mobile** is selected. For example, if you want the model-driven app only available from the Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app, select **Dynamics 365 Sales**.<br><br> - **Power Apps Mobile**. More information: [Use model-driven apps on Power Apps mobile](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md) <br /> - **Dynamics 365 Sales**. More information: [Overview of Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app](/dynamics365/sales/sales-mobile/dynamics-365-sales-mobile-app) <br /> - **Field Service (Dynamics 365)**. More information: [Overview of the Field Service (Dynamics 365) mobile app](/dynamics365/field-service/mobile-power-app-overview) |
 
 3. **Save** and **Publish** the app.  
 
 ## Features
 
-When you select **Settings** from the command bar, select **Features** to enable or disable model-driven app features for the app. 
+When you select **Settings** from the command bar, select **Features** to enable or disable model-driven app features for the app.
 
 :::image type="content" source="media/model-driven-app-features.png" alt-text="Features available to this model-driven app":::
 
-Here are a few of the features available to app makers: 
+Here are a few of the features available to app makers:
 
-- **Enable Power BI quick report visualizations on a table**. Enabled by default, which lets app users create a Power BI quick report from a table view by selecting the **Visualize this view** command on the app command bar. More information: [Visualize data in a view with Power BI service](../../user/visualize-in-power-bi.md)
+- **Enable Power BI quick report visualizations on a table**. Enabled by default, this feature allows app users to create a Power BI quick report from a table view by selecting the **Visualize this view** command on the app command bar. More information: [Visualize data in a view with Power BI service](../../user/visualize-in-power-bi.md)
 - **In app notifications**. When enabled, the app polls for new in-app notifications and displays them. More information: [Send in-app notifications within model-driven apps](../../developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/send-in-app-notifications.md)
-- **Lock tabs at the top of forms on mobile and tablets**. When enabled, tabs will remain visible at the top of a form while users scroll through the data on the form. More information: [Lock tabs at the top of forms](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md#lock-tabs-at-the-top-of-forms)
+- **Lock tabs at the top of forms on mobile and tablets**. When enabled, tabs remain visible at the top of a form while users scroll through the data on the form. More information: [Lock tabs at the top of forms](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md#lock-tabs-at-the-top-of-forms)
 - **Mobile commanding improvements**. When enabled, optimizes the command bar for phone and tablet providing easy access to contextual commands to users helping increase productivity and satisfaction. More information: [Mobile commanding improvements](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md#mobile-commanding-improvements)
 - **Offline setup from the app designer**. [Enable your app for offline use](../../mobile/setup-mobile-offline.md#enable-your-app-for-offline-use)
-- **Tablet optimization for command bar**. When in enabled, replaces the native command bar at the bottom of the screen with the web command bar located at the top of the screen on tablets. More information: [Tablet optimization for command bar](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md#tablet-optimization-for-command-bar)
-- **Try the new look**. This feature enables a modern, refreshed look for new and existing model-driven apps. Enabled by default, this feature shows end users a "Try the new look" switch to enable the new experience. End users can switch back at anytime. More information: [Modern, refreshed look for model-driven apps](../../user/modern-fluent-design.md)
+- **Tablet optimization for command bar**. When enabled, replaces the native command bar at the bottom of the screen with the web command bar located at the top of the screen on tablets. More information: [Tablet optimization for command bar](../../mobile/use-custom-model-driven-app-on-mobile.md#tablet-optimization-for-command-bar)
+- **Try the new look**. Enabled by default, this feature shows end users a "Try the new look" switch to enable the new experience. End users can switch back at any time. More information: [Modern, refreshed look for model-driven apps](../../user/modern-fluent-design.md)
 
 ## Upcoming
 

powerapps-docs/mobile/mobile-offline-overview.md

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 title: Mobile offline overview | Microsoft Docs
-description: Configure model-driven apps for offline mode.
+description: Learn how to configure model-driven apps for offline mode.
 author: trdehove
 ms.component: pa-user
 ms.topic: quickstart
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 Wouldn't it be great to use your mobile app without worrying about spotty internet connectivity? With model-driven apps made with Power Apps and the new, mobile offline-first experience, it's possible. People who need to work from remote locations can continue to work seamlessly without worrying about their internet connection.
 
-With the new, mobile offline experience enabled for your model-driven apps, not only can you continue working in offline mode, you'll also have better device performance, a more responsive app, and less drain on the battery because fewer connections are being made to the server.
+With the new, mobile offline experience enabled for your model-driven apps, not only can you continue working in offline mode, you also have better device performance, a more responsive app, and less drain on the battery because fewer connections are being made to the server.
 
-> [!Note]
-> An internet connection is required to sync data between your mobile device and Microsoft Dataverse.
+An internet connection is required to sync data between your mobile device and Microsoft Dataverse.
 
 To get started with mobile offline, an app maker needs to enable and define the tables that are available for offline use by using the [modern app designer](../maker/model-driven-apps/app-designer-overview.md). For more information, go to [Set up mobile offline](setup-mobile-offline.md).
 
 ## Mobile offline is offline-first by default
 
-_Offline-first_ means that all the data you may need when offline is copied to your mobile device. This requires initial network access to download the data. Once you have your data, you only work with the data on your local device all the time. This is true both when your device is connected and disconnected to the network.
+_Offline-first_ means that all the data you might need when offline is copied to your mobile device. This requires initial network access to download the data. Once you have your data, you only work with the data on your local device all the time. This is true both when your device is connected and disconnected to the network.
 
-Moving in and out of network access does not affect performance of the app because it is using local data. Power Apps monitors network access and automatically syncs the changes you have made locally with the server, and downloads any updates made on the server. The offline features automatically handle spotty network connections, download data, upload data, handle conflict detection, and more. The built-in, offline features minimize system resources and are highly performant.
+Moving in and out of network access doesn't affect performance of the app because it's using local data. Power Apps monitors network access and automatically syncs the changes you make locally with the server, and downloads any updates made on the server. The offline features automatically handle spotty network connections, download data, upload data, handle conflict detection, and more. The built-in, offline features minimize system resources and are highly performant.
 
 When offline mode is configured and enabled for your model-driven app, anyone who uses the [Power Apps mobile app](run-powerapps-on-mobile.md) can also use the app in offline mode. By default, the Power Apps mobile app runs offline-first, either with or without an internet connection. This functionality optimizes offline performance and creates a consistent experience for users as they change locations:
 
-- **Online**: Occurs when an internet connection is available, but offline mode isn't set up. The mobile app functions similar to using the app with an internet connection on your PC. When the internet connection is lost, the mobile app is unusable. This is not recommended.
+- **Online**: Occurs when an internet connection is available, but offline mode isn't set up. The mobile app functions similar to using the app with an internet connection on your PC. When the internet connection is lost, the mobile app is unusable. This isn't recommended.
 - **Offline-first without an internet connection**: Data is downloaded and all changes are saved to your mobile device. When the internet connection is restored, the changes are automatically synced to the server.
-- **Offline-first with an internet connection**: Data is downloaded to the device and all changes are saved locally. Because there's an internet connection, the app will automatically attempt to sync every few minutes.
+- **Offline-first with an internet connection**: Data is downloaded to the device and all changes are saved locally. Because there's an internet connection, the app automatically attempts to sync every few minutes.
 
-> [!IMPORTANT] 
+> [!IMPORTANT]
 > For more information about how to set up mobile offline for canvas apps, go to [Develop offline-capable canvas apps](../maker/canvas-apps/offline-apps.md)
 
 ## Offline-first vs. classic offline
 
-With the offline-first experience, it's important to understand the key benefits of the *offline-first experience* versus the *classic offline experience*.
+With the offline-first experience, it's important to understand the key benefits of the _offline-first experience_ versus the _classic offline experience_.
 
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-| <ul><li>Your data is always the same, regardless of your network connection.</li><li>There's no toggle for users to switch from offline to online mode. A user will never forget to sync their changes back to the server because the app does it automatically.</li></ul>| <ul><li>Users have the option to skip the initial offline sync and stay online, which means that users in your organization might not have the same experience.</li><li>Users have to remember to disable the **Work in offline mode** toggle before they can sync changes with the server.</li><li>To save your changes in offline mode, you need to set the **Work in offline mode** toggle to **On**. Otherwise, when you're working on a row and suddenly lose your internet connection, your changes are lost.</li><li>The rows you see in offline mode are listed from the local database. This means that the rows you see in offline mode vs. online mode can be different.</li></ul> |
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+| <ul><li>Your data is always the same, regardless of your network connection.</li><li>There's no toggle for users to switch from offline to online mode. A user never forgets to sync their changes back to the server because the app does it automatically.</li></ul>| <ul><li>Users have the option to skip the initial offline sync and stay online, which means that users in your organization might not have the same experience.</li><li>Users have to remember to disable the **Work in offline mode** toggle before they can sync changes with the server.</li><li>To save your changes in offline mode, you need to set the **Work in offline mode** toggle to **On**. Otherwise, when you're working on a row and suddenly lose your internet connection, your changes are lost.</li><li>The rows you see in offline mode are listed from the local database. This means that the rows you see in offline mode vs. online mode can be different.</li></ul> |

powerapps-docs/mobile/offline-file-images.md

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-title: "Configure mobile offline profiles for files and images| Microsoft Docs"
+title: Configure mobile offline profiles for files and images| Microsoft Docs
 description: Configure mobile offline profiles for files and images.
 author: trdehove
 ms.component: pa-user
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   - "Power Apps"
 ---
 
-# Configure mobile offline profiles for files and images 
+# Configure mobile offline profiles for files and images
 
 To work with file and image columns in offline mode, you need to add the corresponding columns to the offline profile.
 
-Follow the steps in this topic, for a mobile offline profile that has a table with a column where **Data type** is set to **File** or **Image**.
+Follow the steps in this article, for a mobile offline profile that has a table with a column where **Data type** is set to **File** or **Image**.
 
-## View column properties for a file or image 
+## View column properties for a file or image
 
 1. Sign in to [Power Apps](https://make.powerapps.com).
 
-1. In the left navigation, select **Tables**. [!include [left nav](../includes/left-navigation-pane.md)] 
+1. In the left navigation, select **Tables**. [!include [left nav](../includes/left-navigation-pane.md)]
 
 1. Select the **Display name** of a column where **Data type** is set to **File** or **Image**.
 
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    > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"]
    >![Maximum size for files and images.](media/offline-file-images-1.png "Maximum file and image size")
 
-## Add file and image columns to mobile offline 
+## Add file and image columns to mobile offline
 
-It is required to add the column where **Data Type** is set to **File** or **Image** to your mobile offline profile to make files and images available in offline mode.
+Add the column where **Data Type** is set to **File** or **Image** to your mobile offline profile to make files and images available in offline mode.
 
 1. In [Power Apps studio](../maker/canvas-apps/power-apps-studio.md), in the left side panel, select **Apps**.
 
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 1. In the **Select offline mode and profile** section, select **Edit selected profile** from the "..."
 
 1. Select the table that contains the file or image column to enable for offline, and then select **Edit** from the **More actions** button.
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-1. In the **Include these files and images** section, select the column where **Data Type** is set to **File** or **Image**  (Note that the columns are grouped by **Files** or **Images**)
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+1. In the **Include these files and images** section, select the column where **Data Type** is set to **File** or **Image**  (the columns are grouped by **Files** or **Images**).
 
 1. Select **Save**.
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-1. Save and publish the app.    
 
+1. Save and publish the app.