Application Settings

In this section you can configure how your application handles a declaration.

ImportantThe information presented in this article can be applied in a similar fashion to Lock Screen Properties, Above Lock Screen Properties, Search Properties, Restricted Launch Properties, Lock Screen Call Properties, PreInstalled Configuration Properties, Cached File Updater Properties, Update Task Properties, Camera Settings Properties, Alarm Properties, Account Picture Provider Properties, Print 3D Workflow Properties, Personal Assistant Launch Properties, Print Task Settings Properties and Contact Picker Properties declarations.

Use Application default valuesCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

The app handles this declaration as configured in the Start Point section from the Application Details Page.

Application is compiledCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This option is for apps using C# or VB and XAML.

ExecutableCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify the default launch executable.

Entry PointCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Specify the activatable class ID. (e.g. "Office.Winword.Class")

ParametersCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

Contains command line parameters to pass to the extension. This field is only supported for desktop apps that have package identity.

Application is HTML-basedCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

This option is for apps using JavaScript.

Start PageCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

The web page that handles the declaration.

Runtime typeCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

The runtime provider. This field is used typically when there are mixed frameworks in an app.

Resource groupCopy link to this sectionLink to this section copied!

A tag that you can use to group extension activations together for resource management purposes (for example, CPU and memory).