March 8, 2016, update for SharePoint Server 2013 (KB3114817)

• Improves performance and concurrency for various User Profile Service application (UPA) calls such as GetExtendedReports() and ModifyUserPropertyByAccountName() calls.
  
• Translates a label added to the term search box so that JAWS can better describe it. Also translates Open Menu links to allow JAWS users to identify items available in custom lists in SharePoint for all languages.
  
• Fixes the following issues:
  • After you move a document from a document library to another where location based metadata defaults are used, the document metadata is lost.
    
  • Focus issue after spellchecking in the Calendar view for keyboard only users.
    
  • Events for followed groups and feeds don't display in newsfeed. After a restart of a server or the Distributed Cache Service, posts from host-named site collections aren't repopulated to user's consolidation feeds in the My Site.
    
  • When the personal time zone setting is set differently with the time zone of the My Site host, for example, the personal time zone setting is US Central UTC-6 and the time zone of the My Site host is set to a different value, the personal setting is ignored for rendering the person.aspx page.
    
  • Some out of the box auto created managed properties are searchable even though they are defined not to be searchable.
    
  • You can't edit documents in rich client apps in Safari if Office Web Apps (WAC) is disabled.
    
  • The AskMeAbout Web Part can cause a page to hang on render if the skills defined in the user profile are invalid.
    
  • Enables administrators to change document parsing time-out and memory limit. Surface document parsing configuration options for timeout and memory usage through registry keys.
    
    Note See the Registry information section for more information.
    
  • When a user who has administrative permissions edits a different user's profile picture from the user profile management interface in Central Admin, the picture is saved at the administrator's location instead of the given user. Moreover, later modifications of other users' profile pictures may cause those users' profile pictures all pointing at that same location. Therefore, these users will share the same profile picture.
    
  • After a member leaves a community, the member count in the Community Web Part has no decrement.
    
  • The search protocol handler still uses the proxy settings even if the URLs are crawled to match the expression in the bypass list. Therefore, the URLs in the bypass list still use the proxy settings.
    
  • If the content enrichment web service callout feature is enabled in SharePoint Server and the search schema contains many managed properties, crawling or indexing of documents fails because of too much load on SQL Server. This update reduces the load by caching the schema information.
    
  • After you copy and paste HTML content into a rich text field on a versioned list that's customized to have an InfoPath form many times, you may no longer be able to update the field value.
    

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Registry information

1. Exit all Microsoft Office applications.
2. Start Registry Editor:
   • In Windows Server 2012, if you're using a mouse, move it to the upper-right corner, go to Search, enter regedit in the search text box, and then select regedit.exe in the search results.
   • In Windows Server 2008, go to Start, enter regedit in the Search programs and files text box, and then select regedit.exe in the search results.
3. Locate and then select the following registry subkey:
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office Server\15.0\Search\
4. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then select Key.
5. Enter DocParser, and then press the Enter key.
6. Select DocParser, on the Edit menu, point to New, and then select DWORD Value.
7. Enter ParsingTimeout, and then press the Enter key.
8. In the Details pane, press and hold (or right-click) ParsingTimeout, and then select Modify.
   
   Note This registry entry sets maximum allowed time in milliseconds that is used to parse documents. The default value is 0, timeout is then set based on the document type. Deleting the registry entry will restore the default value.
9. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then select DWORD Value.
10. Enter MaxSandboxRequestWaitTime, and then press the Enter key.
11. In the Details pane, press and hold (or right-click) MaxSandboxRequestWaitTime, and then select Modify.
    
    Note This registry entry sets a maximum time in milliseconds, a document waits in parser queue before timing out. The default value is 120000. Deleting the registry entry will restore the default value.
12. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then select DWORD Value.
13. Enter MaxSandboxMemory, and then press the Enter key.
14. In the Details pane, press and hold (or right-click) MaxSandboxMemory, and then select Modify.
    
    Note This registry entry sets a maximum amount of memory in Mbyte (MB) that can be used to parse documents. The default value is 200. Deleting the registry entry will restore the default value.
15. Exit Registry Editor.

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