Foundry Agent deployed to Copilot/Teams Can't Display Images Generated via Code Interpreter
Hello everyone, I’ve been developing an agent in the new Microsoft Foundry and enabled the Code Interpreter tool for it. In Agent Playground, I can successfully start a new chat and have the agent generate a chart/image using Code Interpreter. This works as expected in both the old and new Foundry experiences. However, after publishing the agent to Copilot/Teams for my organization, the same prompt that works in Agent Playground does not function properly. The agent appears to execute the code, but the image is not accessible in Teams. When reviewing the agent traces (via the Traces tab in Foundry), I can see that the agent generates a link to the image in the Code Interpreter sandbox environment, for example: `[Download the bar chart](sandbox:/mnt/data/bar_chart.png)` This works correctly within Foundry, but the sandbox path is not accessible from Teams, so the link fails there. Is there an officially supported way to surface Code Interpreter–generated files/images when the agent is deployed to Copilot/Teams, or is the recommended approach perhaps to implement a custom tool that uploads generated files to an external storage location (e.g., SharePoint, Blob Storage, or another file hosting service) and returns a publicly accessible link instead? I've been having trouble finding anything about this online. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!Docker for Developers: Understanding the Core Concepts
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Image Control
Good afternoon, We're currently using Symantec Email Security but are considering moving to Exchange Online Protection with Microsoft Defender for Office. One feature that seems to be missing from the Microsoft stack is the ability to block inappropriate images in-path and redirect to quarantine / another mailbox for approval. Not all images should be blocked (so we can't use a file filter), only inappropriate images. I'm aware of Purview Communication Compliance, but this provides a retrospective view on compliance rather than blocking at the time. Does anyone know of any services (MS or 3rd party) that can be bolted on for this functionality? Thanks, Michael
Converting an SQL Server 2019 Ubuntu image to Alpine
Hi I want to host my SQL Server image on AWS Elastic Container Registry but want to make it smaller than this huge Ubuntu bloated image by converting the image to Alpine to save some dinero. It's more than 1GB right now on Ubuntu. I'm doing this on Powershell, windows 10. The problem is https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/405. And yes I tried using https://hub.docker.com/_/microsoft-mssql-tools and had no success. I will probably have to end up using Ubuntu but if anyone knows how to use Alpine for this use case then please let me know what I can do. Basically, if I run the container I built it doesn't start. So I first run this command to build the image. docker build -t img_pitcher8_alpine . Then this command to create the container: docker run -d -p 1440:1444 --name contai_pitcher8_sql_server_alpine img_pitcher8_alpine >> 033e377f8c101155afa1e4ef42ea1583365133237e414d30b6a770e1b7b08790 I cannot find any logs for the container in Docker Desktop if I run: docker logs contai_pitcher8_sql_server_alpine If it helps this is the docker file with the password omitted. # Use mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2019-latest as the base image FROM mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2019-latest as base # Set environment variables ENV ACCEPT_EULA=Y ENV SA_PASSWORD=***** ENV MSSQL_PID=Developer # Copy database files into image COPY ./Pitcher8.mdf /var/opt/mssql/data/Pitcher8.mdf COPY ./Pitcher8_log.ldf /var/opt/mssql/data/Pitcher8_log.ldf # Start a new stage with Alpine Linux as the base image FROM alpine # Install necessary dependencies RUN apk add --no-cache openssl libintl icu # Copy files from base into current image COPY --from=base /opt/microsoft/ /opt/microsoft/ COPY --from=base /opt/mssql-tools/ /opt/mssql-tools/ # Set up volume for database data VOLUME /var/opt/mssql/data # Expose port 1444 inside the container EXPOSE 1444 I bound it to 1444 as I already have a container on port 1433 and want to avoid conflicts.
Inserting a photo into photo frame clipart on Word 365
Hi I have a question about inserting a jpg photo into photo frame clipart on Word 365. The frame clipart I would like to use has flowers and leaves that extend into the area where the photo goes. How do I properly position the photo so that it is behind these flowers and leaves? When I clicked "send to back" then the photo goes behind the frame image and can't be seen. I've tried "Send backward" and "Send behind text", neither of which do anything. I've already spent a lot of time, using Paint 3d, on other similar frame-photo combos to remove the middle of the frame, but it gets time-consuming and tricky to try to eliminate the small spaces between the flowers and leaves. I was just wondering if there was another easier way to do it. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Image being replaced
I have 8 Word files that were created on a mac using Word for Mac. They all have the same image of the state of Texas on them. We recently switched to Windows computers. When I open these 8 files in Office on a Windows 10 device, the Texas image is replaced with image from a text book. When I move the same file back to a Mac computer the files open with the correct image. The image that shows up on the windows computer is no where else in the file and does not show up on the Mac. Has anyone else seen this happen?
