This policy setting controls whether users can apply binary format digital signatures to Office 97-2003 documents. If you enable this policy setting, Office 2016 applications use the Office 2003 binary format to apply digital signatures to Office 97-2003 binary documents so that they will be recognized by the Office 2003 release and earlier applications. If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, Office 2016 applications use the XML--based XMLDSIG format to attach digital signatures to documents, including Office 97-2003 binary documents. XMLDSIG signatures are not recognized by Office 2003 applications or previous versions. If an Office 2003 user opens an Excel, PowerPoint, or Word binary document with an XMLDSIG signature attached, the signature will be lost.
This policy setting controls whether trusted locations on the network can be used.If you enable this policy setting, users ...
This policy setting controls whether user photos will be downloaded from the Active Directory (if available). If you enable ...
This policy setting controls whether users are required to connect to the Internet or a local network to have their licenses ...
This policy setting controls whether users can apply a default Microsoft Office signature line to Word documents and Excel ...
This policy setting controls whether users can apply binary format digital signatures to Office 97-2003 documents. If you ...
This policy setting controls whether users can compose and post blog entries from Word.If you enable this policy setting, ...
This policy setting controls whether users can download templates from Office.com from within the Office applications.If ...
This policy setting controls whether users can edit and save Office 2016 documents on Web servers that they have opened using ...
This policy setting controls whether users can follow hyperlinks to templates on Office.com from within Office 2016 applications. ...