@types/office-js-preview 1.0.490 → 1.0.492

office-js-preview/README.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This package contains type definitions for office-js-preview (https://github.com
 Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/office-js-preview.
 
 ### Additional Details
- * Last updated: Thu, 01 Aug 2024 19:07:04 GMT
+ * Last updated: Tue, 06 Aug 2024 18:38:34 GMT
  * Dependencies: none
 
 # Credits

office-js-preview/index.d.ts

@@ -3137,7 +3137,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
         /**
          * Associates the ID or name of an action with a function.
          * 
-         * @param actionId The ID of an action that is defined in an extended manifest or the name of the function as specified in a **FunctionName** element in the manifest.
+         * @param actionId The ID of an action that is defined in the manifest.
          * @param actionFunction The function that is run when the action is invoked. 
          */
         associate: (actionId: string, actionFunction: (arg?: any) => void) => void;
@@ -3152,14 +3152,14 @@ declare namespace Office {
          * 
          * - {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/javascript/api/requirement-sets/common/shared-runtime-requirement-sets | SharedRuntime 1.1}
          * 
-         * @param shortcuts An object of custom shortcuts with keys being the IDs of the actions (as defined in an extended manifest) and values being the shortcut combinations. For example, `{"SetItalic": "Ctrl+1", "SetBold": "Ctrl+2"}`.
+         * @param shortcuts An object of custom shortcuts with keys being the IDs of the actions and values being the shortcut combinations. For example, `{"SetItalic": "Ctrl+1", "SetBold": "Ctrl+2"}`.
          * To learn how to specify a valid action ID and a key combination, see {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/design/keyboard-shortcuts | Add custom keyboard shortcuts to your Office Add-ins}. (Note that a key combination can be `null`, in which case, the action keeps the key combination specified in the JSON file.)
          * @returns A promise that resolves when every custom shortcut assignment in `shortcuts` has been registered. Even if there is a conflict with existing shortcuts, the customized shortcut will be registered.
          * Otherwise, the promise will be rejected with error code and error message. An "InvalidOperation" error code is returned if any action ID in `shortcuts` does not exist, or if shortcut combination is invalid.
          */
         replaceShortcuts(shortcuts: {[actionId: string]: string}): Promise<void>;
         /**
-         * Gets the existing shortcuts for the add-in. The set always includes (1) the shortcuts defined in the add-in's extended manifest for keyboard shortcuts and (2) the current user's custom shortcuts if those exist.
+         * Gets the existing shortcuts for the add-in. The set always includes (1) the shortcuts defined in the add-in's manifest for keyboard shortcuts and (2) the current user's custom shortcuts if those exist.
          * The shortcut can be `null` if it conflicts with the shortcut of another add-in or with the Office application. Specifically, it would be `null` if, when prompted to choose which shortcut to use, the user didn't choose the action of the current add-in. For more information about conflicts with shortcuts, see  {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/design/keyboard-shortcuts#avoid-key-combinations-in-use-by-other-add-ins | Avoid key combinations in use by other add-ins}.
          *
          * @remarks
@@ -3170,7 +3170,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          *
          * - {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/javascript/api/requirement-sets/common/shared-runtime-requirement-sets | SharedRuntime 1.1}
          *
-         * @returns A promise that resolves to an object of shortcuts, with keys being the IDs of the actions (as defined in an extended manifest) and values being the shortcut combinations. For example, `{"SetItalic": "Ctrl+1", "SetBold": "Ctrl+2", "SetUnderline": null}`.
+         * @returns A promise that resolves to an object of shortcuts, with keys being the IDs of the actions and values being the shortcut combinations. For example, `{"SetItalic": "Ctrl+1", "SetBold": "Ctrl+2", "SetUnderline": null}`.
          */
         getShortcuts(): Promise<{[actionId: string]: string|null}>;
         /**
@@ -8450,7 +8450,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          * This method is available in the DialogApi requirement set for Excel, PowerPoint, or Word add-ins, and in the Mailbox requirement set 1.4
          * for Outlook. For more on how to specify a requirement set in your manifest, see
          * {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/develop/specify-office-hosts-and-api-requirements | Specify Office applications and API requirements},
-         * if you're using the XML manifest. If you're using the unified manifest for Microsoft 365, see
+         * if you're using the add-in only manifest. If you're using the unified manifest for Microsoft 365, see
          * {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/develop/unified-manifest-overview | Office Add-ins with the unified app manifest for Microsoft 365}.
          *
          * The initial page must be on the same domain as the parent page (the startAddress parameter). After the initial page loads, you can go to
@@ -8553,7 +8553,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          * This method is available in the DialogApi requirement set for Excel, PowerPoint, or Word add-ins, and in the Mailbox requirement set 1.4
          * for Outlook. For more on how to specify a requirement set in your manifest, see
          * {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/develop/specify-office-hosts-and-api-requirements | Specify Office applications and API requirements},
-         * if you're using the XML manifest. If you're using the unified manifest for Microsoft 365, see
+         * if you're using the add-in only manifest. If you're using the unified manifest for Microsoft 365, see
          * {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/develop/unified-manifest-overview | Office Add-ins with the unified app manifest for Microsoft 365}.
          *
          * The initial page must be on the same domain as the parent page (the startAddress parameter). After the initial page loads, you can go to
@@ -8722,7 +8722,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          * this API isn't supported in add-ins that implement a task pane. On these clients, the API is only supported in add-ins that implement event-based activation
          * or integrated spam reporting.
          *
-         * - If your add-in uses the XML manifest, the URL returned matches the `resid` value of the **RuntimeOverride** element of type `javascript`.
+         * - If your add-in uses the add-in only manifest, the URL returned matches the `resid` value of the **RuntimeOverride** element of type `javascript`.
          * To learn more, see {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/javascript/api/manifest/override#override-element-for-runtime | Override element for Runtime}.
          *
          * - If your add-in uses the unified manifest for Microsoft 365, the URL returned matches the value of the `script` property in the
@@ -12154,7 +12154,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getEntitiesByType(entityType: MailboxEnums.EntityType | string): Array<string | Contact | MeetingSuggestion | PhoneNumber | TaskSuggestion>;
         /**
-         * Returns well-known entities in the selected item that pass the named filter defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns well-known entities in the selected item that pass the named filter defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * **Warning**: Entity-based contextual Outlook add-ins are now retired. However, regular expression rules are still supported.
          * We recommend updating your contextual add-in to use regular expression rules as an alternative solution.
@@ -12165,7 +12165,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          *
          * @returns
          * The entities that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasKnownEntity` rule element in the
-         * manifest XML file with the specified `FilterName` element value. If there's no `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest with a
+         * add-in manifest file with the specified `FilterName` element value. If there's no `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest with a
          * `FilterName` element value that matches the `name` parameter, the method returns `null`. If the `name` parameter matches an
          * `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest, but there are no entities in the current item that match, the method returns an empty array.
          *
@@ -12214,10 +12214,10 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getInitializationContextAsync(callback: (asyncResult: Office.AsyncResult<string>) => void): void;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the regular expressions defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the regular expressions defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the manifest XML file.
+         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the add-in manifest file.
          * The name of each array is equal to the corresponding value of the RegExName attribute of the matching `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule.
          * For an `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule, a matching string has to occur in the property
          * of the item that's specified by that rule. The `PropertyName` simple type defines the supported properties.
@@ -12248,10 +12248,10 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getRegExMatches(): any;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the named regular expression defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the named regular expression defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An array that contains the strings that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule element in the manifest XML file,
+         * An array that contains the strings that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule element in the add-in manifest file,
          * with the specified `RegExName` element value.
          *
          * @remarks
@@ -12302,11 +12302,11 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getSelectedEntities(): Entities;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in a highlighted match that match the regular expressions defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in a highlighted match that match the regular expressions defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          * Highlighted matches apply to contextual add-ins.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the manifest XML file.
+         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the add-in manifest file.
          * The name of each array is equal to the corresponding value of the `RegExName` attribute of the matching `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule.
          * For an `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule, a matching string has to occur in the property of the item that's specified by that rule.
          * The `PropertyName` simple type defines the supported properties.
@@ -18382,7 +18382,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getEntitiesByType(entityType: MailboxEnums.EntityType | string): Array<string | Contact | MeetingSuggestion | PhoneNumber | TaskSuggestion>;
         /**
-         * Returns well-known entities in the selected item that pass the named filter defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns well-known entities in the selected item that pass the named filter defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * **Warning**: Entity-based contextual Outlook add-ins are now retired. However, regular expression rules are still supported.
          * We recommend updating your contextual add-in to use regular expression rules as an alternative solution.
@@ -18393,7 +18393,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          *
          * @returns
          * The entities that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasKnownEntity` rule element in the
-         * manifest XML file with the specified `FilterName` element value. If there's no `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest with a
+         * add-in manifest file with the specified `FilterName` element value. If there's no `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest with a
          * `FilterName` element value that matches the `name` parameter, the method returns `null`. If the `name` parameter matches an
          * `ItemHasKnownEntity` element in the manifest, but there are no entities in the current item that match, the method returns an empty array.
          *
@@ -18442,10 +18442,10 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getInitializationContextAsync(callback: (asyncResult: Office.AsyncResult<string>) => void): void;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the regular expressions defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the regular expressions defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the manifest XML file.
+         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the add-in manifest file.
          * The name of each array is equal to the corresponding value of the RegExName attribute of the matching `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule.
          * For an `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule, a matching string has to occur in the property
          * of the item that's specified by that rule. The `PropertyName` simple type defines the supported properties.
@@ -18476,10 +18476,10 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getRegExMatches(): any;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the named regular expression defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in the selected item that match the named regular expression defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An array that contains the strings that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule element in the manifest XML file,
+         * An array that contains the strings that match the regular expression defined in the `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule element in the add-in manifest file,
          * with the specified `RegExName` element value.
          *
          * @remarks
@@ -18530,11 +18530,11 @@ declare namespace Office {
          */
         getSelectedEntities(): Entities;
         /**
-         * Returns string values in a highlighted match that match the regular expressions defined in an XML manifest file.
+         * Returns string values in a highlighted match that match the regular expressions defined in an add-in only manifest file.
          * Highlighted matches apply to contextual add-ins.
          *
          * @returns
-         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the manifest XML file.
+         * An object that contains arrays of strings that match the regular expressions defined in the add-in manifest file.
          * The name of each array is equal to the corresponding value of the `RegExName` attribute of the matching `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule.
          * For an `ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch` rule, a matching string has to occur in the property of the item that's specified by that rule.
          * The `PropertyName` simple type defines the supported properties.
@@ -20783,7 +20783,7 @@ declare namespace Office {
          * The `commandId` value must match the task pane ID specified in the manifest of your add-in. The markup depends on the type of manifest your
          * add-in uses.
          *
-         * - **XML manifest**: The `id` attribute of the {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/javascript/api/manifest/control | Control} element representing the task pane.
+         * - **Add-in only manifest**: The `id` attribute of the {@link https://learn.microsoft.com/javascript/api/manifest/control | Control} element representing the task pane.
          *
          * - **Unified manifest for Microsoft 365**: The "id" property of the task pane command in the "extensions.ribbons.tabs.groups.controls" array.
          *
@@ -91740,7 +91740,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
         /** The request context associated with the object. This connects the add-in's process to the Office host application's process. */
         context: RequestContext;
         /**
-         * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's null otherwise.
+         * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.7]
@@ -91762,7 +91762,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
          */
         readonly contentControls: Word.ContentControlCollection;
         /**
-         * Specifies the dropdown list-related data if the content control's type is 'DropDownList'. It's null otherwise.
+         * Specifies the dropdown list-related data if the content control's type is 'DropDownList'. It's `null` otherwise.
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi BETA (PREVIEW ONLY)]
@@ -92646,8 +92646,8 @@ declare namespace Word {
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
          *
-         * Note: `PlainText` support was added in WordApi 1.5. `CheckBox` support was added in WordApi 1.7.
-         * `DropDownList` and `ComboBox` support are currently in preview.
+         * Note: 'PlainText' support was added in WordApi 1.5. 'CheckBox' support was added in WordApi 1.7.
+         * 'DropDownList' and 'ComboBox' support are currently in preview.
          */
         types: Word.ContentControlType[];
     }
@@ -94184,7 +94184,11 @@ declare namespace Word {
      * @remarks
      * [Api set: WordApi 1.4]
      *
-     * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the Word.Range.insertField API introduced in requirement set 1.5. Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI. However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}), the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields, see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
+     * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the `Word.Range.insertField` API introduced in requirement set 1.5.
+     * Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI.
+     * However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}),
+     * the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields,
+     * see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
      */
     class Field extends OfficeExtension.ClientObject {
         /** The request context associated with the object. This connects the add-in's process to the Office host application's process. */
@@ -94255,7 +94259,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
          */
         code: string;
         /**
-         * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is null and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
+         * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is `null` and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
@@ -94385,7 +94389,11 @@ declare namespace Word {
      * @remarks
      * [Api set: WordApi 1.4]
      *
-     * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the Word.Range.insertField API introduced in requirement set 1.5. Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI. However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}), the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields, see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
+     * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the `Word.Range.insertField API` introduced in requirement set 1.5.
+     * Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI.
+     * However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}),
+     * the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields,
+     * see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
      */
     class FieldCollection extends OfficeExtension.ClientObject {
         /** The request context associated with the object. This connects the add-in's process to the Office host application's process. */
@@ -94486,7 +94494,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
          */
         hidden: boolean;
         /**
-         * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
+         * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or `null` for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
@@ -97029,17 +97037,17 @@ declare namespace Word {
          *
          * Important:
          *
-         * In Word on Windows and on Mac, the API supports inserting and managing all types listed in {@link Word.FieldType} except Word.FieldType.others.
+         * In Word on Windows and on Mac, the API supports inserting and managing all types listed in {@link Word.FieldType} except `Word.FieldType.others`.
          *
          * In Word on the web, the API supports inserting and managing the following field types.
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.addin
+         * - `Word.FieldType.addin`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.date
+         * - `Word.FieldType.date`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.hyperlink
+         * - `Word.FieldType.hyperlink`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.toc
+         * - `Word.FieldType.toc`
          *
          * @param insertLocation Required. The location relative to the range where the field will be inserted. The value must be 'Replace', 'Start', 'End', 'Before', or 'After'.
          * @param fieldType Optional. Can be any FieldType constant. The default value is Empty.
@@ -97055,17 +97063,17 @@ declare namespace Word {
          *
          * Important:
          *
-         * In Word on Windows and on Mac, the API supports inserting and managing all types listed in {@link Word.FieldType} except Word.FieldType.others.
+         * In Word on Windows and on Mac, the API supports inserting and managing all types listed in {@link Word.FieldType} except `Word.FieldType.others`.
          *
          * In Word on the web, the API supports inserting and managing the following field types.
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.addin
+         * - `Word.FieldType.addin`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.date
+         * - `Word.FieldType.date`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.hyperlink
+         * - `Word.FieldType.hyperlink`
          *
-         * - Word.FieldType.toc
+         * - `Word.FieldType.toc`
          *
          * @param insertLocation Required. The location relative to the range where the field will be inserted. The value must be 'Replace', 'Start', 'End', 'Before', or 'After'.
          * @param fieldType Optional. Can be any FieldType constant. The default value is Empty.
@@ -104096,7 +104104,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
         /** An interface for updating data on the `ContentControl` object, for use in `contentControl.set({ ... })`. */
         interface ContentControlUpdateData {
             /**
-             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's null otherwise.
+             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.7]
@@ -104365,7 +104373,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             code?: string;
             /**
-             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is null and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
+             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is `null` and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
@@ -104423,7 +104431,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             hidden?: boolean;
             /**
-             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
+             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or `null` for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
@@ -105756,14 +105764,14 @@ declare namespace Word {
         /** An interface describing the data returned by calling `contentControl.toJSON()`. */
         interface ContentControlData {
             /**
-             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's null otherwise.
+             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.7]
              */
             checkboxContentControl?: Word.Interfaces.CheckboxContentControlData;
             /**
-             * Specifies the combo box-related data if the content control's type is 'ComboBox'. It's null otherwise.
+             * Specifies the combo box-related data if the content control's type is 'ComboBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi BETA (PREVIEW ONLY)]
@@ -105778,7 +105786,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             contentControls?: Word.Interfaces.ContentControlData[];
             /**
-             * Specifies the dropdown list-related data if the content control's type is 'DropDownList'. It's null otherwise.
+             * Specifies the dropdown list-related data if the content control's type is 'DropDownList'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi BETA (PREVIEW ONLY)]
@@ -106283,7 +106291,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             code?: string;
             /**
-             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is null and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
+             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is `null` and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
@@ -106355,7 +106363,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             hidden?: boolean;
             /**
-             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
+             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or `null` for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.1]
@@ -108289,7 +108297,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             $all?: boolean;
             /**
-             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's null otherwise.
+             * Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.7]
@@ -108464,7 +108472,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             $all?: boolean;
             /**
-             * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's null otherwise.
+             * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Specifies the checkbox-related data if the content control's type is 'CheckBox'. It's `null` otherwise.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.7]
@@ -109054,6 +109062,12 @@ declare namespace Word {
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.4]
+         *
+         * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the `Word.Range.insertField` API introduced in requirement set 1.5.
+         * Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI.
+         * However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}),
+         * the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields,
+         * see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
          */
         interface FieldLoadOptions {
             /**
@@ -109126,7 +109140,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             code?: boolean;
             /**
-             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is null and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
+             * Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is `null` and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
@@ -109167,6 +109181,12 @@ declare namespace Word {
          *
          * @remarks
          * [Api set: WordApi 1.4]
+         *
+         * Important: To learn more about which fields can be inserted, see the `Word.Range.insertField API` introduced in requirement set 1.5.
+         * Support for managing fields is similar to what's available in the Word UI.
+         * However, while the Word UI on the web primarily only supports fields as read-only (see {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/d8f46094-13c3-4966-98c3-259748f3caf1 | Field codes in Word for the web}),
+         * the `Addin` field is editable. To learn more about Word UI clients that more fully support fields,
+         * see the product list at the beginning of {@link https://support.microsoft.com/office/c429bbb0-8669-48a7-bd24-bab6ba6b06bb | Insert, edit, and view fields in Word}.
          */
         interface FieldCollectionLoadOptions {
             /**
@@ -109239,7 +109259,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             code?: boolean;
             /**
-             * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is null and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
+             * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Specifies data in an "Addin" field. If the field isn't an "Addin" field, it is `null` and it will throw a general exception when code attempts to set it.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.5]
@@ -109316,7 +109336,7 @@ declare namespace Word {
              */
             hidden?: boolean;
             /**
-             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or null for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
+             * Specifies the highlight color. To set it, use a value either in the '#RRGGBB' format or the color name. To remove highlight color, set it to null. The returned highlight color can be in the '#RRGGBB' format, an empty string for mixed highlight colors, or `null` for no highlight color. Note: Only the default highlight colors are available in Office for Windows Desktop. These are "Yellow", "Lime", "Turquoise", "Pink", "Blue", "Red", "DarkBlue", "Teal", "Green", "Purple", "DarkRed", "Olive", "Gray", "LightGray", and "Black". When the add-in runs in Office for Windows Desktop, any other color is converted to the closest color when applied to the font.
              *
              * @remarks
              * [Api set: WordApi 1.1]

office-js-preview/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@types/office-js-preview",
-    "version": "1.0.490",
+    "version": "1.0.492",
     "description": "TypeScript definitions for office-js-preview",
     "homepage": "https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/office-js-preview",
     "license": "MIT",
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@
     },
     "scripts": {},
     "dependencies": {},
-    "typesPublisherContentHash": "d3e26ddac1b2e57f9e9c00e195abd17791941f05910726831df346c22f61e218",
+    "typesPublisherContentHash": "8f7259c5c83e3aade6f58bf2eedc83e22a9d59a42739f5cd89e6d20680dcc9a0",
     "typeScriptVersion": "4.8",
     "nonNpm": true
 }