Display Name Remover

This example removes a service named TestService. The command uses Get-Service to get an objectthat represents the TestService service using the display name. The pipeline operator () pipesthe object to Remove-Service, which removes the service.

Display Name Remover

I have set up custom policies for Azure AD B2C using the LocalAndSocialAccount starter pack. I am trying to remove the display name from the sign up UI. I have read previously that this can be accomplished simply by removing in the LocalAccountSignUpWithLogonEmail technical profile.

When exporting the data from a numbered list field "Display name" is duplicated by a property that is selected as a displayed name. One of them should be removed as it adds additional clutter and confuses the customer. This would help to tidy and organize lists/number lists a lot better.

Currently it's confusing for end users since "Display name" system property stays along with the property that is appointed to be used as a displayed name. For example in the screenshot below the two identical properties are "Display name" and "Description"

Many e-mail clients display a 'friendly name' in the From field of the message header when the e-mail is sent. MailMarshal has the ability to re-write this header information so that the 'friendly name' is stripped from the message upon receipt.

Now, when you reboot your computer, your user information, including your email address will no longer be displayed in the Lock screen. This means that you will have to manually type your email address and password to sign into Windows 10 and unlocking your PC.

To add a generic name, navigate to Users > Add New from your WordPress dashboard. Create a new username and fill in the required details you wish to add, and choose the user role. Click on the Add New User button.

Enter the Nickname you want to display on your posts, for example, the editorial team. Then, select the nickname you created from the Display name publicly as a drop-down menu.

Removes all MSI applications matching the specified application name.Enumerates the registry for installed applications matching the specified application name and uninstalls that application using the product code, provided the uninstall string matches "msiexec".

Removes all versions of software that match the name "Java 8 Update" and also have "Oracle Corporation" as the Publisher; however, it does not uninstall "Java 8 Update 45" of the software.NOTE: if only specifying a single row in the two-dimensional arrays, the array must have the extra parentheses and leading comma as in this example.

Removes all versions of software that match the name "Java 8 Update"; however, it does not uninstall "Java 8 Update 45" of the software.NOTE: if only specifying a single row in the two-dimensional array, the array must have the extra parentheses and leading comma as in this example.

('Is64BitApplication', $true, 'Exact'),('DisplayName', 'Java 8 Update 45', 'Exact'),('DisplayName', 'Java 8 Update 4*', 'WildCard'),('DisplayName', 'Java \d Update \d3', 'RegEx'),('DisplayName', 'Java 8 Update', 'Contains')Removes all versions of software that match the name "Java 8 Update"; however, it does not uninstall 64-bit versions of the software, Update 45 of the software, or any Update that starts with 4.

Overrides the default log file name.The default log file name is generated from the MSI file name.If LogName does not end in .log, it will be automatically appended.For uninstallations, by default the product code is resolved to the DisplayName and version of the application.

Changing the Full Name here will change the name shown on the login screen you described. DO NOT change the short name (or anything else for that matter). Read the warning if you are tempted to change anything other than the Full Name:

If you select Name and password, the login window will appear as usual, but there will no longer be a list of users and accounts shown, instead a basic prompt for a complete username and password is necessary to login to the Mac.

The Server list is located in the top left corner of the window and displays all servers available. Drag to reorder the servers in the list. You can also navigate the server options using keyboard shortcuts. From the Server list, you can add, edit, and remove servers.

There are two different ways to change your Skype display name on an iOS or Android device. First, from your Skype profile page, and next from your Account & Profile page. We explain both the ways in the next sections.

The response will give a list of the relationships present on each object. A relationship will have a field member which indicates the field on the object which holds the link value, a type member which indicates if the relationship is to a parent or a child type object, and a relatedTo object indicating the name of the related object, and the link field on that object.

The describe call for custom objects follows the same pattern as that of Opportunities and Companies, with the addition of the relationships array in the response and a name path parameter in the URI which takes the name of the custom object type to be described. Like the list call, this will list any relationships that are available for this custom object type.

Querying custom objects is slightly different from other Lead Database APIs, and takes name path parameter like describe. For a normal filterType parameters, the query is a simple GET like queries for other types of records, and requires a filterType and filterValues. It will optionally accept fields, batchSize, and nextPageToken parameters. When requesting a list of fields, if a particular field is requested, but not returned, the value is implied to be null.

There are two ways to retrieve custom object type metadata: Describe Custom Object Type, which returns the record for a single custom object type, and is filterable by approval state, and List Custom Object Types, which returns a list of all custom object types in the subscription, and is filterable by name and by approval state.

The required apiName path parameter is the API name of the custom object type that is described. If an approved version exists, it is returned. Otherwise the draft version is returned. The optional state parameter is used to specify the version to return: draft, approved, or approvedWithDraft.

If an approved version exists, it is returned. Otherwise the draft version is returned. The optional state parameter is used to specify the version of the custom object type to return: draft, approved, or approvedWithDraft. The optional names parameter is used to specify specific names of custom object types to return; it is structured as a comma separated list of API names.

The displayName and apiName attributes are required, except when using updateOnly as your action. Both must be unique to avoid collisions with customer-provisioned types. If you are a LaunchPoint partner, you should prepend a representative namespace to these names. For apiName, the convention is to use lowercase or camelCase to help distinguish between other text strings.

The optional pluralName attribute specifies the plural form of displayName. The optional description attribute is used to describe the custom object type. The optional showInLeadDetail boolean attribute is used to enable viewing custom object data within the Lead Database page of the Marketo UI. Default setting is false.

The required name attribute is the API name of the field and must be unique to the custom object. The convention is to use lowercase or camelCase to help distinguish between other text strings.

The Update Custom Object Type Field endpoint allows you to update a field in your draft custom object. The required path parameter apiName is the API name of the custom object type. The required path parameter fieldAPIName is the API name of the custom object type field. The request body contains a JSON object containing key/value pairs that specify the field attributes to update.

The Delete Custom Object Type Fields endpoint allows you to delete one or more fields from your custom object. The required path parameter apiName is the API name of the custom object type. The request body contains JSON object with an input array with one or more elements. Each element is a JSON object with a name attribute that specifies the API name of the field to delete. 041b061a72