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Workshop: Analytics Made Simpler with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
Please find the details of the ” Analytics Made Simpler with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 ” workshop below. Agenda Charts, Dashboards, Reports Power Pivot Power View Session Duration 90 mins Advisory Hours 5 – 6 Hours…( read more )
Workshop: Performance Planning, Tuning and Optimization of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
Please find the details of the ” Performance Planning, Tuning and Optimization of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 ” workshop below. Agenda Clients Network – Latency & Bandwidth Server & Extensibility Optimize Your Form Load…( read more )
GP 2013: Why are my SmartLists not formatted when exported to Excel?
Just recently I have been seeing a number of questions around Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Smartlist exports to Microsoft Office Excel not being formatted correctly – let’s rephrase, the correct word to use here is “nicely”. The issues usually involve leading zeroes being dropped (in some cases) and currency amounts being exported with 5 decimals and no currency symbol.
More Funny Microsoft Videos
There have been some really funny Microsoft videos released in the last month. Below are a few of my favourites
Mailing Systems in CRM 2011 Demystified – Part 1
Note: Credits to Aishwarya Ramachandran for this series of articles. This is the first part of the series of articles that we are planning to publish on Mailing Systems in CRM 2011 Demystified . CRM online does not have a mailing system of its own…( read more )
eConnect error “configured identity is incorrect”
A client recently had an issue with their nightly eConnect integrations, getting an error about the username and password. This integration had been live for nearly 2 years, running every night, and running without issue – or at least without this kind of issue. In other words, fairly stable. They also never touch the service accounts, so the thought that the password might have been changed was nearly impossible
Using Named Printers with Terminal Server revisited
This is an update to the original Using Named Printers with Terminal Server post from August 2008. The original post takes you through the process of using Template Users on Terminal Server so that you only need to setup one user per physical location with user mode printers and then users from that physical location can inherit the Named Printers settings from the Template User.
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