High DPI displays are becoming commonplace. Unfortunately, many non-UWP desktop applications can become blurry or can be sized incorrectly when used on a system that has both high and low DPI displays. In this session, learn what Windows offers to help you update your application to render properly in both high DPI and changing-DPI scenarios. We also cover some of the improvements that are coming to Windows that will give you a better experience when using Windows on high DPI hardware.

3. Microsoft Surface Hub – Unlock the Power of the Group

8. Leave default availabilities checked:
The last item enables targeting to Surface Hub

9. Enable offline licensing, allowing orgs to deploy your app using
management tools:

12. Zone 1
Near Screen Collaboration
Screen to 1.3m
Zone 2 – 55” Surface Hub
Small/Medium Meeting
Huddle Spaces
1.3m to 4m
Zone 2 – 84” Surface Hub
Medium/Large Meeting
Rooms
1.3m to 6m

17. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/layout/layouts-with-xaml
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/debug-test-perf/test-surface-hub-apps-
using-visual-studio
https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2015/2-660 Channel 9
Microsoft Virtual Academy

19. http://winrtxamltoolkit.codeplex.com

20. Motion Sensor
Ambient Light Sensor

21. private const uint WirelessIdUsagePage = 0x0D;
private const uint WirelessIdUsage = 0x5B;
private int? GetPenId(PointerPointProperties pointerProperties)
{
var hasId = pointerProperties.HasUsage(WirelessIdUsagePage, WirelessIdUsage);
return hasId ?
pointerProperties.GetUsageValue(WirelessIdUsagePage, WirelessIdUsage) :
(int?)null;
}