Update Readme.md with additional instructions about turning on capabilities #7
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Added additional instructions for turning on the necessary capabilities
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johnpf74
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Jun 2, 2017
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| 5. Now we need to turn on some capabilities in order to allow the REST calls and photo capture to work. Press "Player Settings...". In the inspector, on the Microsoft Store tab, expand out the Publishing Settings. In the capabilities section turn on the following: |
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This is where I made the actual changes.
The rest of the changes are auto formatting that the GitHub web editor must have injected.
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This change adds instructions to turn on capabilities. Perhaps we could consider adding these instructions to the blog post, or add a link to the readme.md in GitHub, in order to inform users that there are some important build setup steps there.