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Activate Libraries for SharePoint Premium Image Tagging with PowerShell

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: March 7, 2024
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This blog will show you how programmatically activate SharePoint document libraries for SharePoint Premium Image Tagging with PowerShell. This developer focused blog will provide the necessary PowerShell commands to add the special column Image Tags to a library with the property IsEnhancedImageTaggingEnabled set to TRUE. By doing so the library is then activated for Image Tagging. Uploaded images are then auto scanned with AI then tagged with descriptive keywords with no training or manual tagging required.

The Ultimate Guide to Adding SharePoint Premium Taxonomy Tagging Columns Programmatically

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: March 4, 2024
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This blog will show how to add taxonomy columns to libraries and then turn them on for SharePoint Premium Taxonomy Tagging. This developer-focused blog will provide the necessary PowerShell commands to add a Taxonomy column to a library and update the field property ‘IsDocTagsEnabled’ to TRUE. By doing so, the column will be activated for Taxonomy Tagging, allowing documents to be automatically tagged when added to the library.

Translating Documents With SharePoint Premium Document Translation

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: February 19, 2024
Post category:Microsoft Syntex SharePoint
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A recent update to SharePoint Premium now allows users to translate documents directly from a SharePoint document library into another language. The original file is duplicated, and all formatting and structure are preserved during the translation.

Effortless Document Tagging with Microsoft Syntex Taxonomy Tagging

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: October 12, 2023
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A new update has come to Microsoft Syntex called taxonomy Tagging. This allow existing Managed Metadata (termstore) columns to be added to a library and then AI will automatically tag documents matching terms in the termstore. The tagged documents can then help users to find documents through browsing and search. No rules or training of a model are required to setup the feature and it is all configured by the end user in a library with one configuration option on the column settings a Yes/No for Automatically tag documents with terms toggle switch.

Leveraging Microsoft Syntex for PDF Page Extraction and Merging

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: October 5, 2023
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A new feature has come to Microsoft Syntex to allow users from a SharePoint document library or OneDrive to extract and merge PDFs. Users can combine two or more PDF files into a new PDF file with the Merge PDFs action or split PDF pages into new PDF files with the Extract pages action. This is all from the UI and n longer is there the requirement for users to remove the files from SharePoint/OneDrive and use third party software applications/upload to web sites offering this service. This is great for security and usability!

Bring Images (with text) to Life with Microsoft Syntex OCR

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: September 4, 2023
Post category:Microsoft Syntex SharePoint
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Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is now available in Microsoft Syntex - which allows extraction of text from images. Both printed and handwritten text can be extracted from images such as posters, labels, forms, invoices, site surveys etc.

Syntex Image Tagging: Boost Your Content with AI-Enhanced Image Keywords

Post author:Leon Armston
Post published: August 30, 2023
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An anticipated update has dropped into my M365 tenant today for Microsoft Syntex image tagging. Once SharePoint libraries are enabled for Syntex Image tagging and images are added they are then scanned by AI. The images are then automatically tagged with descriptive keywords with no training or manual tagging required.

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