Beyond the basics in Lync 2013 SDK
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Learn about the advanced features of Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK that you can use to make your stand-alone Lync 2013 API-enabled application more flexible and robust.
Applies to: Lync 2013 | Lync Server 2013
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Advanced API features
These advanced features are designed to give you programmatic access to some of the options that a Lync user can access through the Lync options menu on the client. If you're building an application that replaces the UI of a UI-suppressed Lync 2013 client and you want to provide a user with configuration options, then the topics in this section will get you started.
UI suppression is a feature that starts the Lync.exe process programmatically from your application and suppresses the entire user interface of the Lync 2013 client. This means that a user can only access Lync contacts, change configuration settings, start and accept conversations, and participate in conversations through your application.
Sign-in configuration means giving a user the ability to set connection settings. Settings include selecting automatic configuration or manual configuration, setting internal and external sign-in server names and IP addresses, and setting the connection protocol. These settings are also found in the Lync options, Personal, Advanced Connection Settings dialog box.
Conversation alert settings give a user the ability to control the circumstances when a conversation invitation alert dialog box open on the primary display. With these settings, the user can set the type and priority of conversation invitation that opens the invitation dialog box.
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Learn about advanced concepts such as UI suppression, sign-in settings, and telephone number administration in Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK. |
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Learn about advanced features of the Microsoft Lync 2013 Controls that you can use to make your stand-alone Lync 2013 API-enabled application more flexible and robust. |
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Learn about advanced enhanced presence concepts such as Lync 2013 contact privacy relationship administration and custom presence states in Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK. |
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Learn about advanced features of Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK that you can use to give your custom Lync 2013 contact list advanced capabilities such as contact searching and distribution group expansion. |
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Learn about extending the functionality of the Lync 2013 conversation window by creating hosted Silverlight browser applications that are powered by Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK object model to tightly integrate the browser application with the hosting Lync conversation window. |
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Learn about obtaining meeting admission keys for external access, managing the lobby of a meeting, and pinning or locking the video stream of a meeting participant. |
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Learn about advanced features of Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK that let you enhance the Persistent Chat experience of the Lync 2013 user. |
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Beyond the basics: Desktop, application, and display sharing |
Learn about advanced features of Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK that let you complete the resource sharing experience of the Lync 2013 user in your application. |
Learn about using Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK to handle meeting content sharing events and shared content item presentation in Lync 2013 meetings. |
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