Monthly Archives: November 2012

1 SnapShot! for Dynamics CRM Released

The ultimate documentation tool for Dynamics CRM 2011 extracts and consolidates the following components: System Settings Entities Fields Relationships Views Forms Option Sets Security Roles Field Security Solutions Web Resources Plugins Processes Templates Business units Users Teams Queues   Pricing SnapShot! will be priced at $49 per CRM organization.   For More Information Visit the […]

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SnapShot! for Dynamics CRM Released

The ultimate documentation tool for Dynamics CRM 2011 extracts and consolidates the following components: System Settings Entities Fields Relationships Views Forms Option Sets Field Security Solutions Web Resources Plugins Processes Templates Business units Users Teams Queues   Pricing SnapShot! will be priced at $49 per CRM organization.   For More Information Visit the product page […]

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SnapShot! for Dynamics CRM Released

The ultimate documentation tool for Dynamics CRM 2011 extracts and consolidates the following components: System Settings Entities Fields Relationships Views Forms Option Sets Security Roles Field Security Solutions Web Resources Plugins Processes Templates Business units Users Teams Queues   Pricing SnapShot! will be priced at $49 per CRM organization.   For More Information Visit the […]

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2 CRM Metadata, upgrades, and strangeness

Occasionally you run into very strange issues retrieving metadata from a Dynamics CRM organization that has been through an upgrade process. There are installations in the wild that started with v1.2 or 3.0 then were upgraded to 4.0 then 2011. For some reason, organizations that went though this process can sometimes have incomplete metadata. I […]

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4 Reading PDF form fields using iTextSharp

Here’s a quick bit of code to help you extract data from a PDF with form fields: Open the PDF: var pdfReader = new PdfReader(filename);   Read the field names: var fieldList = GetFormFieldNames(pdfReader); Read the field names with values: var fieldList = GetFormFieldNamesWithValues(pdfReader);   The code that does all of the work: private static […]

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