This policy setting controls whether Microsoft Office Diagnostics is enabled. Office Diagnostics enables Microsoft to diagnose system problems by periodically downloading a small file to the computer. If you enable this policy setting, Office Diagnostics collects information about specific errors and the IP address of the computer. Office Diagnostics does not transmit any personally identifiable information to Microsoft other than the IP address of the computer requesting the update. If you disable this policy setting, users will not receive updates from Office Diagnostics. If you do not configure this policy setting, this policy setting is not enabled, but users have the opportunity to opt into receiving updates from Office Diagnostics the first time they run an Office 2013 application.
This policy setting controls whether InfoPath users can open fully trusted forms. If you enable this policy setting, InfoPath ...
This policy setting controls whether InfoPath users see a security warning when they open an InfoPath form that contains ...
This policy setting controls whether macros can run in an Office 2013 application that is opened programmatically by another ...
This policy setting controls whether macros opened programmatically by another application can run in Publisher.If you enable ...
This policy setting controls whether Microsoft Office Diagnostics is enabled. Office Diagnostics enables Microsoft to diagnose ...
This policy setting controls whether new database files are created in the new Access format or in a format used by earlier ...
This policy setting controls whether Office 2013 applications can load an XML expansion pack manifest file with a Smart Document. ...
This policy setting controls whether Office 2013 applications can poll Office servers to retrieve lists of published links. ...
This policy setting controls whether Office 2013 applications load any custom user interface (UI) code included with a document ...