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17 hours ago
"jQueryPad is a fast JavaScript and HTML editor. Just start it, enter the HTML you want to work with, bash in your jQuery code, and hit F5 to see the results. Say goodbye to ALT+TAB." "jQueryPad is xcopy deployable. It's written in WPF and uses the Web Browser Control to embed Internet Explorer for testing the script. When you press F5, the HTML and JavaScript are combined into one file and rendered. The template also references jQuery, so the jQuery functions are available." See: http://www.paulstovell.com/jquerypad for more information. Download jQueryPad here: http://get.paulstovell.com/jQueryPad/jQueryPad.zip Enjoy! Greg Olsen Yellow Duck Guy
63 days ago
When you create an entity with CRM 4.0 you will make a decision to allow Notes or Activities for the given entity as shown below. Out of the box with CRM 4.0 this section shown above is greyed out once the entity is created, which means it cannot be changed. However, I have a solution which allows you to change this without having to delete the entity and all your hard work in order to change it. Follow the steps below to change the Notes or Activities for your entity (Note: This is NOT supported, so only do this at your own risk): Export the entity to you want to change (Go to Settings > Customization > Export Customizations and select the entity and choose Export Selected Customizations) Unzip the customisations.zip file to obtain the XML file Open the XML file in Notepad.exe (or XML editor of your choice) Locate the XML node within the customisations.xml file: <HasRelatedNotes>True</HasRelatedNotes> ...
79 days ago
INAUGURAL NORTH SHORE USERGROUP VS2010 and TFS2010 – What’s New? Presented by Adam Cogan, Microsoft Regional Director and MVP Date: Thursday 17 th September 2009 Gather at 5:45pm, starting at 6:00pm Catering: Pizza & Drinks Door Charge: Free! Venue: Quadrangle B; Seminar Room 3(QB3), Massey University, Albany (find a map here ) ; Map of Room Location Register here: please reply to nsug.net@live.com or sign up to the user group at http://nsug-dotnet.groups.live.com Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010 – What’s new? Adam will take you through some of the new features of both these products. Some of the features Adam will look to cover include, branch visualisation, build automation, hierarchical work items, SharePoint dashboards, and others. If you are at all looking at TFS 2010 as a release to adopt, ...
126 days ago
Developers Developers with MSDN Subscriptions will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English on August 6th and remaining languages by October 1st. ISV (Independent software vendor) and IHV (Independent hardware vendor) Partners Able to download Windows 7 RTM from Microsoft Connect or MSDN on August 6th 2009. IT Professionals IT Professionals with TechNet Subscriptions will be able to download Windows 7 RTM in English on August 6th 2009. General Public / Retail Windows 7 will be in retail stores and shipping on new PCs from October 22nd 2009. Like always, if demand is high you may have to wait longer. News .... "Family Pack" There will be a "Family Pack" licensing option. A "Family pack" of Windows 7 Home Premium (in select markets) which will allow installation on up to 3 PC's. Stay Tuned. Greg Olsen Yellow Duck Guy
129 days ago
Below outlines the steps required to change the organisation within the CRM Outlook client. This is valid for Microsoft CRM 4.0. You can also download the steps including screenshots (Office Word 2007 file): Change Organisation in Outlook Client for CRM 4.0.docx 1. Select option CRM Change Organisation, from the menu within Microsoft Outlook. You will be presented with the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Configuration Wizard 2. Select Change your configuration. Click Next 3. Select My Company. Click Next 4. Enter the URL of the CRM Server as the Intranet address. Note: do not enter the organisation name in this URL. For example, for the Microsoft CRM 4.0 VPC 2009 this would be (Note: this is not an actual link) http://crm 5. External Web Address will need to be set to the correct URL ...
