To detect whether your add-in is running on an iPad, you can use the following APIs. Your add-in can serve an alternate UI based on the device that it is running on. Make your solutions available in AppSource and within Office Review the Application Provider Agreement to make sure you understand the terms. In Partner Center, on the Product setup page, select the Make my product available on iOS and Android (if applicable) check box, and provide your Apple developer ID in Account settings. To do so, test the property and suppress all commerce when it returns false. Your add-in can still have commerce on other platforms. Your Privacy Policy and Terms of Use pages must also be free of any commerce UI or AppSource links. When it's running on the iPad, your add-in must be free of in-app purchases, trial offers, UI that aims to upsell to a non-free version, or links to any online stores where users can purchase or acquire other content, apps, or add-ins. Make your add-in commerce free on the iPad. These new users have the potential to become your customers. Office on iPad is a channel through which you can reach more users and promote your services. Make your UI responsive to touch inputs in addition to mouse and keyboard. Integrate your add-in UI seamlessly with the iOS experience. js files) and the add-in manifest validation file used in your Office Add-in project to version 1.1.
Update the JavaScript files (Office.js and app-specific.
#HOW TO GET MICROSOFT WORD ON IPAD UPDATE#
Update your add-in to support Office.js version 1.1. For information about designing Outlook add-ins that look good and work well on Outlook Mobile, see Add-ins for Outlook Mobile.
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