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You use scoping filters to prevent objects in applications that support automated user provisioning from being provisioned if an object doesn't satisfy your business requirements. A scoping filter allows you to include or exclude any users who have an attribute that matches a specific value. For example, when provisioning users from Microsoft Entra ID to a SaaS application used by a sales team, you can specify that only users with a "Department" attribute of "Sales" should be in scope for provisioning., Outbound provisioning from Microsoft Entra ID to SaaS applications. When Microsoft Entra ID is the source system, user and group assignments are the most common method for determining which users are in scope for provisioning. These assignments also are used for enabling single sign-on and provide a single method to manage access and provisioning., The following illustration shows how a user is signed in without seeing a login prompt (SSO) in Copilot Studio: The agent user enters a phrase that triggers a sign-in topic. The sign-in topic is designed to sign the user in and use the user's authenticated token (User.AccessToken variable)..
If card content was generated by a user, the value of Sender/Author identifies the user. When viewing card content in search results, the content appears as an attachment to the message. The attachment is named appname.html , where appname is the name of the app that generated the card content., ↑ The Last of Us Part I v1.0.1.5 Patch Notes - Steam - last accessed on 2023-03-30; ↑ 8.0 8.1 The Last of Us Part I v1.0.2.0 Patch Notes - NaughtyDog - last accessed on 2023-04-07; ↑ Verified by User:Mrtnptrs on 2023-03-28 Game mentions this as a warning when looking at the Ultrawide Pillarboxes option. ↑ Verified by User:Mrtnptrs on , The AMD Spartan™ UltraScale+™ devices provide high-performance (HP), high-density (HD), and XP5IO offerings. Although HP I/O and HD I/O resources are similar to other UltraScale+ device resources, the Spartan UltraScale+ family has subtle differences, which along with the unique XP5IO warrants this unique SelectIO™ use, , , .