Enabling Notes on Custom Entities after they have been created
Hello everyone, This is my first blog posting on this site, but many of you have probably been following my other blogs: Invoke Systems (Current), MSN, and MSDN).
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Microsoft CRM’s E-mail Subject-Line Tracking Token
Microsoft CRM puts a tracking token onto the subject line of sent email messages. -
Product Costs and Pricing Engine
This post describes some basics of how the different ‘cost’ fields in the product entity affect the pricing calculations of the products. -
CRM Registry Settings
Today we have a relatively serious topic: Registry Settings. -
Sales Pipeline Report
We used to have a long list of reports in MSCRM version 1. -
Cascaded Security Privileges and Sharing
Continuing our tradition of introducing guest speakers, here is a post by MVP and Microsoft Partner Scott Colson. -
Many-to-many Relationships in MS Dynamics CRM 3.0
Ronald Lemmen is not only an CRM MVP, he is one of the most helpful people in the field answering questions for users and programmers alike. -
How to reopen and make changes to a closed appointment
In another of our guest blog series, Jürgen Beck provides a developer’s view demonstrating out customizable Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3. -
Custom HTML for CRM
Many CRM customers find very handy the use of IFrames to incorporate Web pages into CRM forms. -
Weighted Revenue
For some strange reason the subject of Weighted Revenue has been on my mind lately. -
Find contacts with upcoming birthdays
Some of us would find searching for birthdays based on the month or day irregardless of the year in the birth date field for the Contact entity interesting. -
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Performance Tuning: Set up your proxy server appropriately.
Have you ever seen that MSCRM SWS calls are being slow in some environments than others while using the same kind of hardware configuration? As a consequence, you may have seen migration applications where you are using SDK to create records, taking much more time in some configurations to upload the same data.
