Snap-in applications enable you and your people to work within the familiar environments of Microsoft Office applications, such as Microsoft Office Outlook, Word, Excel, and SharePoint Server. Microsoft Dynamics Snap is a collection of products for Microsoft Office 2003/2007 users to work with certain Microsoft Dynamics applications. Snap-ins allow Microsoft Office users to interact with [...]
This my 2nd article on installation issues regarding Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. However, the info below applies to both MS CRM 3.0 and 4.0.
Article 2 – Send Email Errors and Corrupt Attachments.
After running CRM for a few days all is going well, except for sporadic errors being reported by users related to sending emails via the web client. [...]
You can check the size of your mailbox by following these directions:
a. Right cick in your ‘Mailbox’ and select Properties.
b. Click check folder size.
After collapse of my QA server, I have been searching for various developments environment options for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 projects. As per my findings and discussion with other peer developers, most of them are using Virtual PC images for their development tasks. This is also recommended by Microsoft and a download at Microsoft [...]
Microsoft Provides MapPoint Web Service to enrich application with mapping functionality. It allows you to integrate maps, driving directions, order tracking and proximity searches into a wide range of solutions.
For those of you who want to start using MapPoint for test and development purposes you can sign up for a free developer account here:
https://mappoint-css.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/MwsSignup/Eval.aspx
With a [...]
Updated April 16, 2008.
I’ll be writing a series of articles regarding the various issues that we have encountered while installing CRM 4.0 and migration CRM 3.0 to 4.0. We have found solutions and fixes for all of these. Hopefuly these articles will save you some time or tickets with Microsoft.
Article one – the dreaded “The [...]
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