PowerApps RAW!

PCF Component: Docx Templates in Canvas Apps Have you ever wanted to fill in a Docx template within a Canvas App? Look no further! I’m excited to introduce a new PCF component that allows you to do just that. This component leverages the easy-template-x open-source library, making it a breeze to create and structure templates. How to Get Started: Installation: Begin by downloading and importing the managed solution into your environment. Ensure you’ve enabled PCF components for Canvas apps. If you’re unsure how, you can find instructions here . Usage Instructions: Once you’re in the Power Apps Editor, navigate to Insert -> Custom -> Import Components . From there, select the Code tab and import the RAW! Docx Templates (Canvas) . Add the component to the form, and you’re good to go! The component offers various input properties, such as docxTemplate , fillTemplate , and templateData , allowing for a customizable experience. Explore the Sample Application: To get

In today’s digital age, the vast majority of our tasks rely heavily on internet connectivity. However, there are scenarios, more common than one might think, where systems are intentionally kept offline for security or other reasons. These air-gapped or isolated systems, like Azure VMs in a restricted VNET, pose unique challenges, especially when it comes to software installation. One such challenge is installing .NET tools, a task that’s straightforward with an internet connection but can become a complex endeavor without one. In this blog, we’ll delve deep into the intricacies of using the dotnet command line reference to seamlessly install .NET tools on machines that don’t have the luxury of internet access. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out, this guide aims to simplify the seemingly daunting process and equip you with the knowledge to conquer the offline world of .NET installations. Before diving into the nitty-gritty of offline installations, it’s essentia