u/pjmarcum

Introducing the App Store for Intune
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Introducing the App Store for Intune

After looking at every cloud-based 3rd-party app patching solution on the market, and being unable to accept either the cost or the poor security practices of them all we decided to just build one. Ours runs 100% in the customers own Azure tenant, sends zero data to us or any other 3rd-party, does not need a client secret, does not need any agent, and supports 12,000+ apps. Oh, and it's a fraction of the cost of the others.

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u/pjmarcum — 11 hours ago

Remote App interaction with thick installed apps.

This is probably a dumb question but I haven’t found a documented answer so here it is……I published an app, let’s call it a document management platform, as a remote app from AVD. The app contains documents, emails, pdf files, etc. When thick installed users drag and drop docs into and out of the app to their desktop and back. They also open documents from inside the app. Would it be possible to do the same with the remote app version? For example open a pdf from the remote app using the pdf viewer installed on the desktop that is using the remote app? Could users drag files from their desktop and drop them directly into the remote app?

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u/pjmarcum — 3 days ago