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A profile contains configuration information for email accounts, data files, and information about where your email items are saved. Unlike other commands and settings for Microsoft Outlook 2013, profiles are edited in Control Panel in Windows, not within Outlook.

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It allows user to upload their Terraria character (also called player or profile) file,perform operations over it(such as modifying it's looks, adding/removing items and buffs, etc.),and save it back to disk for later use in-game in single-player or multi-player modes.

The best way to set device-specific configurations is to create a custom Config/DefaultDeviceProfiles.ini inside your project. You can set many properties in a device profile, such as a texture pool size; it is the recommended way of handling scalability on different mobile devices or in scalability settings buckets on PC/Mac.

Device profiles can be used to set your game's resolution for iOS devices. The r.MobileContentScaleFactor property is relative to the 'nominal iOS resolution' for a device. For example, a Retina iPad has actual resolution 2048x1536, but nominal resolution 1024x768, so you would use 2.0 to get native resolution there. You can also use fractional values like 1.5 if you want more resolution but not the full performance hit from running at native resolution.

The iOS device profiles can be seen in BaseDeviceProfiles in Engine/Config. These categories are set through a plugin system, with the default plugin being iOSDeviceProfileSelector. The iOS device categories are simply the name of the device.

Android has hierarchical device profile categories (see BaseDeviceProfiles.ini in Engine/Config for examples). These categories are set through a plugin system, with the default plugin being AndroidDeviceProfileSelector.

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Data we collect when you create an Xbox profile. You as the parent or guardian are required to consent to the collection of personal data from a child under 13 years old or as otherwise specified by your jurisdiction. With your permission, your child can have an Xbox profile and use the online Xbox network. During the child Xbox profile creation, you will sign in with your own Microsoft account to verify that you are an adult organizer in your Microsoft family group. We collect an alternate email address or phone number to boost account security. If your child needs help accessing their account, they will be able to use one of these alternates to validate they own the Microsoft account.

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Administrator Data. Administrator Data is the information provided to Microsoft during sign-up, purchase, or administration of Enterprise Online Services. We use Administrator Data to provide the Enterprise Online Services, complete transactions, service the account, detect and prevent fraud, and comply with our legal obligations. Administrator Data includes the name, address, phone number, and email address you provide, as well as aggregated usage data related to your account, such as the controls you select. Administrator Data also includes contact information of your colleagues and friends if you agree to provide it to Microsoft for the limited purpose of sending them an invitation to use the Enterprise Online Services; we contact those individuals with communications that include information about you, such as your name and profile photo.

Teams profile. Your Teams profile includes information you provided when you set up a Microsoft account. To enable other people to find you on Teams (or products that interact with Teams for personal use, including Teams for enterprise) your display name and picture are visible to other users on Teams that have your contact information. Your Teams profile may be visible to Enterprise customers and their end users when you engage with an end user of an organization in chats and meetings.

Skype profile. Your Skype profile includes information you provided when you set up a Microsoft account. To enable other people to find you on Skype (or products that interact with Skype, such as Skype for Business), depending on your profile settings, your Skype profile is included in the Skype public search. Your profile includes your user name, avatar, and any other data you choose to add to your profile or display to others.

Skype bots. Bots are programs offered by Microsoft or third parties that can do many useful things like search for news, play games, and more. Depending on their capabilities, bots may have access to your display name, Skype ID, country, region, language, and any messages, audio, video, or content that you share with the bot. Please review the bot profile and its privacy statement before engaging in a one-to-one or group conversation with a bot. You can delete a bot that you no longer wish to engage with. Prior to adding a bot to a group, please ensure that your group participants have consented to their information being shared with the bot.

When you sign up for an Xbox profile, we assign you a gamertag (a public nickname) and a unique identifier. When you sign in on Xbox devices, apps, and services, the data we collect about your use is stored using these unique identifier(s).

Xbox data shared with third parties including game and apps publishers. When you use an Xbox online game or any network-connected app on your Xbox console, PC, or mobile device, the publisher of that game or app has access to data about your usage to help the publisher deliver, support, and improve its product. This data may include: your Xbox user identifier, gamertag, limited account info such as country and age range, data about your in-game communications, any Xbox enforcement activity, game-play sessions (for example, moves made in-game, types of vehicles used in-game), your presence on the Xbox network, the time you spend playing the game or app, rankings, statistics, gamer profiles, avatars, or gamerpics, friends lists, activity feeds for official clubs you belong to, official club memberships, and any content you create or submit in the game or app.

Children and family. If you have kids who want to use the Xbox network, you can set up child and teen profiles for them once they have Microsoft accounts. Adult organizers in your Microsoft family group can change consent choices and online safety settings for child and teen profiles on Xbox.com.

Note If you turn off Kids Mode, the Kids profile will change to an Adult profile and it won't have Kids profile features like rating restrictions. An Adult profile can't be changed to a Kids profile.

Can't delete a profile? You can't delete the active profile. Switch to another profile before repeating the steps above. You also can't delete your first profile (created with your account), but you can edit it.

Note: A School or organizational account is the account you use to sign into your school or business and Minecraft Education. A personal Microsoft account is a free account such as outlook.com, hotmail.com or xbox.com (Learn how to Create a Microsoft Account)

Click Select image if you want to upload a photo to display. The photo must be less than 500 Kb in size, and be exactly square. You can also select one of the available Minecraft avatars. Click Save to return to the profile fields.

Click on the Minecraft Education home page link at the top of any Support Center page. Click on your icon at the top and select My Profile to access your profile page. Scroll down and click the Edit Profile button. Update all of the fields you would like to change, and then make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom and click the Update Profile button. be457b7860