The version of ChromeOS is 73 so this shouldn't apply based on this.Īnother thought was because the Chromebook is listed with an * on the comparability list it explains it may need the data migrating, however this should only apply to profiles that were created before the update to 60 or above as explained here in this link On Chrome OS version 64 and earlier, Google Play apps can't be installed if the User Data device setting is configured to erase all local user info, settings, and state each time the user signs out However the Chromebook is not set to keep user data, its set to delete at logoff, which we thought was the issue at first.

The Chromebook is on this compatible list but has an * next to it:

We've enabled to the play store on the Chromebooks as we want the full version of Office installing, however the playstore and any apps are installing at each login, and reoocours each time, this is obviously not right. Snapseed 2.0 introduced new filters such as lens blur, glamour glow, HDR scape and noir, while also reformatting the tools section with a clearer user interface.Getting a roll out of Onsite AD sync to Azure and then using SAML SSO which are testing atm. Users can import RAW images as well for better quality edits. The list of special effects and filters includes Drama, Grunge, Vintage, Center-focus, Frames, and a Tilt-shift (which resizes photos). It can also create and save filter combinations by using the default filters and editing features. Snapseed can save users' editing history and redirect to any of the actions before. Alternatively, users can opt for an 'automatic' adjustment of color and contrast. Snapseed users can edit pictures using swiping gestures to select different effects and enhancements. On April 9, 2015, Nik released Snapseed 2.0 for iOS and Android, bringing new tools, features, and a refreshed user interface.

Subsequent to the Google take-over, Snapseed was released for Android in December 2012 and the desktop version of Snapseed was discontinued. Later, on February 27, 2012, Snapseed was announced for Microsoft Windows. Building on the success of the iPad version, Nik launched Snapseed for the iPhone in August 2011. Nik Software originally launched Snapseed on the iPad in June 2011, and it was named iPad App of the Year 2011 by Apple. It was created by Nik Software, and is now owned by Google. Snapseed is a photo-editing application for iOS and Android that enables users to enhance photos and apply digital filters. Google LLC (previously developed by Nik Software)

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