Windows.System.UserProfile.UserProfileContract

Allows you to request a specific image type when using GetAccountPicture.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN.

Indicates you want the large image for the user's account.

Indicates you want the small image for the user's account.

Indicates you want the video for the user's account.

A result that is returned when you try to set the image for a user account.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN.

Indicates that the picture was not set because the AccountPictureChangeEnabled property is disabled, or the user cancelled the consent prompt.

Indicates the picture or video was not set.

Indicates the picture was not set because the file size was too large.

Indicates that the picture was not set because the picture was too large.

Indicates the picture was successfully set.

Indicates that the video was not set because of its frame size was too large.

Specifies the result of a call to LockScreen.RequestSetImageFeedAsync

The feed was not set because the lock screen image slide show is disabled by group policy.

The image feed was set successfully.

The operation was canceled by the user.

Represents information about the user, such as name and account picture.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN.

Determines if the user's account picture can be changed.

True if the user's account picture can be changed; false otherwise.

Allows you to see if your app is allowed to access the user's information.

True if your app is allowed access to the AccountPictureChanged event, and is allowed to retrieve user information by using the GetAccountPicture, GetDisplayNameAsync, GetDomainNameAsync, GetFirstNameAsync, GetLastNameAsync, and GetSessionInitiationProtocolUriAsync methods. Otherwise, this property is false.

Occurs when the user's image or name changes.

Gets the account picture for the user.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. An enumeration that you can use to determine what type of image you want (small, large, and so on). An object that contains the image.

Gets the display name for the user account.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The display name for the user account.

Gets the domain name for the user.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. A string that represents the domain name for the user.

Gets the user's first name.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The user's first name.

Gets the user's last name.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The user's last name.

Gets the principal name for the user. This name is the User Principal Name (typically the user's address, although this is not always true.)

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The user's principal name.

Gets the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the session initiation protocol for the user.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) of the session initiation protocol.

Sets the picture for the user's account using an IStorageFile object.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. A file that contains the image. A value that indicates the success or failure of the operation.

Sets the picture for the user's account using an IRandomAccessStream object.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. The image. A value that indicates the success or failure of the operation.

Sets the pictures for the user's account using an IStorageFile object. Supports adding a small image, large image, and video.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. A small version of the image. A large version of the image. A video. A value that indicates the success or failure of the operation.

Sets the pictures for the user's account using an IRandomAccessStream object. Supports adding a small image, large image, and video.

Use User instead of UserInformation. For more info, see MSDN. A small version of the image. A large version of the image. A video. A value that indicates the success or failure of the operation.