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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides Receives Improved Hologram Manipulation

The latest update to Dynamics 365 Guides improves how Holograms interact with a space, as well as expanding language support and accessibility options.

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Microsoft has been making some big changes to Dynamics 365 in recent months, including setting up a bug-finding project and restructuring prices. This week, the company rolled out an update for Dynamics 365 Guides, its HoloLens-supported mixed-reality application.

With the latest update, Dynamics 365 Guides is moving to version 104.1908.24001. Included in the release are improvements to hologram manipulation, increased language support, and more accessibility options.

Guides is an application that works with Microsoft’s HoloLens and HoloLens 2 augmented reality hardware. It is currently a preview app that gives users guidance when working with holograms. Guides provides instructions for technical process when building holographic content for applications.

Looking at the changes, Microsoft has improved accessibility by offering better color contrast and high-contrast modes. Available on Dynamics 365 Guides on PC, the options make it easier for users who are visually impaired to interact with the app. Additionally, the Narrator tool can now read authoring options out loud, with the keyboard becoming a user interface.

Perhaps the biggest change in the latest Guides update is improved hologram manipulation. Specifically, holographic content can now interact more naturally in a real-world environment:

“Holograms move more naturally as you place them in space, which makes it easier to accurately align holograms to the real world.”

Language Expansion

Finally, Dynamics 365 Guides now supports more languages on PC and HoloLens. Microsoft announced languages now include English (U.S., UK), French (France, Canada), German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Chinese (People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong SAR), Japanese, and Korean.

If you’re interested in these improvements or checking out Guides for the first time, you can find the app in the Microsoft Store here.

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Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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