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Why is this such a great thing. IMAP makes it so that when you read an email on your phone then it will show up as read when you login to your hotmail account from a computer, and vice versa. It is very simple to setup. Go to Settings – Mail, Contact, Calendars With every rollup you have to update all of your clients. It is a pretty easy process, but I thought I could help out by providing the xml for rollups 6 thru 11. I named my file clientupgrade.xml. For the complete details on how to setup the auto update, take a look at the MS Dynamics . . . → Read More: CRM Client AutoUpdate Configuration File A couple of weeks ago the E-Mail Router for Microsoft CRM 4 (Rollup 11) stopped working. The error I was getting for the server was that the certificate for the Exchange server was not valid. So I started to dig. I found out that the certificate for the Exchange server was renewed on the day my . . . → Read More: MS CRM E-Mail Router Not Working  Leave a comment  MS CRM  c documents, configuration manager, documents and settings, e mail, email, exchange server, happy day, junkies, local settings, mail router, microsoft, microsoft crm, ms crm 4 e-mail router, ms crm 4 email router, ms crm 4 email router auth error, nbsp, profiles tab, target, thumb This is an old conversation, but I find that many people still do not know about it. From Office 97 to 2003 Microsoft used the .doc file extension. These files were binary files. When Office 2007 was introduced, Microsoft change the file extension to .docx. These files are stored in an open XML format. One part of . . . → Read More: Microsoft Word Document Size Tuesday, while listing to Microsoft Technical Evangelist John Westin, I learned that Natal for the Xbox will cost under $100. This is a great price point in my opinion for the experience a person will have. Microsoft is not just letting the Natal interface stop with the Xbox. They are taking it and and the Windows 7 . . . → Read More: Microsoft Project Natal and Future Getting one of my deployments of CRM fully rolled out has been a slow process. When I started, they only wanted to use part of the sales functionality. They wanted to use Accounts, Contacts, Orders, Invoices, and Leads (orders and invoices were being integrated over from Great Plains). As you can see, not very much. There . . . → Read More: User Acceptance |
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