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What does a pop up on an image layer do?
A pop-up on an image layer displays the attributes of images at its current location, such as the acquisition date, sensor type, and cloud cover.
How to use Automatic Labeling with sublabels in office?
To use automatic labeling with sublabels, make sure you publish both the parent label and the sublabel. For more information on parent labels and sublabels, see Sublabels (grouping labels). Automatic labeling in Office apps for Windows is supported by the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client.
When to automatically apply sensitivity labels to content?
You can choose to apply sensitivity labels to content automatically when that content contains specific types of sensitive information. When you configure a sensitivity label to be applied automatically, you see the same list of sensitive information types as when you create a data loss prevention (DLP) policy.
How to get the sensitivity labels in exchange?
Use the Get-LabelPolicy cmdlet to view sensitivity label policies in your organization. For information about the parameter sets in the Syntax section below, see Exchange cmdlet syntax.
How to enable pop ups in ArcGIS service layers?
You can configure pop-ups in ArcGIS Server service layers, hosted feature layers, hosted tile layers, layers from files, and OGC WFS layers. You can enable pop-ups on an OGC WMS layer if the layer is queryable and returns the feature information as either text/plain or text/html. Pop-ups for OGC WMTS layers are not supported.
How to configure pop ups in map viewer classic?
Open the map in Map Viewer Classic, click Details, and click Contents. Browse to the sublayer that contains the feature data you want to configure in a pop-up, click More Options , and click Configure Pop-up. Enter a title for your pop-up. Use the [+] button to select fields from your data.
How to configure pop ups on a mosaic image?
You can configure pop-ups on imagery when you’re working with a mosaic dataset-based image service. A pop-up on an image layer displays the attributes of images at its current location, such as the acquisition date, sensor type, and cloud cover. For point layers with clustering enabled, you can also configure pop-ups for the clusters.