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_Example:_[Page transitions](../motion/page-transitions.md), [connected animations](../motion/connected-animation.md), and [animated icons](../controls/animated-icon.md) are the recommended WinUI controls that add delightful and necessary motion to apps.
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:::image type="content" source="images/motion-resourceful.png" lightbox="images/motion-resourceful.gif" alt-text="An animated image that shows examples of page transitions, connected animations, and animated icons in the Windows UI.":::
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:::image type="content" source="images/motion-resourceful.png" lightbox="images/motion-resourceful.gif" alt-text="An animated image that shows examples of page transitions, connected animations, and animated icons in the Windows UI.":::
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The [Microsoft Store](https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps) is a convenient way for customers to get your app.
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Publish your application to the Microsoft Store to reach the broadest audience. Also, organizational customers can acquire your application to distribute internally to their organizations through the [Microsoft Store for Business](https://businessstore.microsoft.com/store).
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Publish your application to the Microsoft Store to reach the broadest audience. Also, organizational customers can acquire your application to distribute internally to their organizations through the [Microsoft Store for Business](https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps).
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If you plan to publish to the Microsoft Store, you'll be asked a few extra questions as part of the submission process. That's because your package manifest declares a restricted capability named **runFullTrust**, and we need to approve your application's use of that capability. You can read more about this requirement here: [Restricted capabilities](/windows/uwp/packaging/app-capability-declarations#restricted-capabilities).
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Starting in Windows 10, version 1903, you can host UWP controls in non-UWP desktop apps using a feature called *XAML Islands*. This feature enables you to enhance the look, feel, and functionality of your existing desktop apps with the latest Windows UI features that are only available via UWP controls. This means that you can use UWP features such as Windows Ink and controls that support the Fluent Design System in your existing WPF, Windows Forms, and C++ Win32 apps.
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For more information, see [UWP controls in desktop applications (XAML Islands)](/windows/apps/develop/platform/xaml/xaml-host-controls). This tutorial guides you through the process of using two different types of XAML Island controls:
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For more information, see [UWP controls in desktop applications (XAML Islands)](/windows/apps/desktop/modernize/#host-winui-xaml-controls-xaml-islands). This tutorial guides you through the process of using two different types of XAML Island controls:
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* The [InkCanvas](/windows/communitytoolkit/controls/wpf-winforms/inkcanvas) and [MapControl](/windows/communitytoolkit/controls/wpf-winforms/mapcontrol) in the Windows Community Toolkit. These WPF controls wrap the interface and functionality of the corresponding UWP controls and can be used like any other WPF control in the Visual Studio designer.
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Feeds in the Widgets Board helps users stay on top of what matters, enabling them to easily discover useful information and empowering them to act on it. Feed providers enable users to see content from multiple apps and services at the same time. Users can access content from various apps directly on their Widgets Board without the need to open individual apps, ensuring they have the latest information at their fingertips. Users also have the control to enable or disable feeds from the Widgets Board settings, tailoring the content to their preferences.
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The Windows developer community is an incredible resource for learning and problem-solving:
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-**[Microsoft Q&A](https://learn.microsoft.com/answers/questions/)** - Ask technical questions and get answers from Microsoft experts and the community
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-**[Microsoft Q&A](/answers/questions/)** - Ask technical questions and get answers from Microsoft experts and the community
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-**[Windows App SDK discussions](https://github.com/microsoft/windowsappsdk/discussions)** - Connect with other developers and the Windows App SDK team
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-**[WinUI 3 discussions](https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/discussions)** - Get help and share feedback about WinUI
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-**[Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/windows-app-sdk)** - Browse thousands of answered questions tagged with Windows App SDK
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If the provider does not set a response on the **WidgetResourceRequestedArgs** object passed into the method, the system will retrieve the resource from the web. In this case, the provider can choose to modify the [Headers](/windows/windows-app-sdk/api/winrt/microsoft.windows.widgets.providers.widgetresourcerequestedargs.headers) property of the [WidgetResourceRequestedArgs.Request](/windows/windows-app-sdk/api/winrt/microsoft.windows.widgets.providers.widgetresourcerequestedargs.request) object, such as to provide user context or tokens, and the system will use the updated headers when retrieving the resource from the web.
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Widget providers can send a message to the web content of the widget by calling [WidgetManager.SendMessage](/windows/windows-app-sdk/api/winrt/microsoft.windows.widgets.providers.widgetmanager). You must provide the ID of the widget to which the message is sent, which is the value specified in the *Id* attribute of the **Definition** element in the provider's package manifest file. For more information see [Widget provider package manifest XML format](/windows/apps/develop/widgets/widget-provider-manifest). The message string can be simple text or the serialized form of an object interpreted by the web content. For more information, see [PostWebMessageAsString](/dotnet/api/microsoft.web.webview2.core.corewebview2.postwebmessageasstring).
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**Click to Do** is an AI-supported feature that utilizes the local Phi Silica model in Copilot+ PCs or [eligible Cloud PCs](https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-365/enterprise/ai-enabled-cloud-pcs) to connect actions to the content (text or images) on the screen.
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Click to Do analyzes what's on screen and then you can choose the text or image you want to take action on. Once selected, Click to Do will suggest actions that you can take based on the content. For example, if you select a piece of text, it might suggest summarizing or rewriting it. If you select an image, it might suggest blurring the background, erasing objects in the image, or searching the web for related information.
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