I use Techsmith’s SnagIt utility every day for just about everything: blog posts, documentation, troubleshooting, etc. One of the features I use a lot is Cut Out tool, which allows you to remove a horizontal or vertical slice of an image. There are six different options available, so I thought I’d try each to see […]
Continue readingOne of my customers has customized the Appointment and added Appointment Type and a Competitor fields to allow them to perform analytics on the interactions with their customers. One of the a business requirements that a competitor must be specified when a specific set of Appointment Types are selected. If the user attempts to complete […]
Continue readingVersion 4.3 of SnapShot! for Dynamics CRM is available and you may read more about it here: http://www.crmaccelerators.net/SnapShot Most of the work on this version is internal to the application and includes: Upgraded to the .NET Framework 4.5.2. This may require this framework be installed on your computer, if it is not already installed. […]
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All of my Dynamics CRM-related utilities have, until this point, been built and maintained with Visual Studio 2010, which is really not a personal choice, but of of practicality. Most of the reasoning behind this decision is led by some technology changes introduced in later versions of Visual Studio (2013 mostly) as well as some […]
Continue readingHi Everyone, I’ve released a new version (4.1) of SnapShot!, my documentation tool for Dynamics CRM. Here are some of the changes: Enhanced security privileges by entity The security privileges by entity report has been enhanced and an issue corrected that did not report a security role properly if the role had no privileges assigned […]
Continue readingHi Everyone, Version 4.0 of SnapShot! is now live. This is the most major update I’ve made in quite a while with so many adjustments that I am skipping versions 3.8 and 3.9 and moving straight to v4.0. The following changes and additions have been made to SnapShot! New Reports Access Team Templates Themes Positions […]
Continue readingHi Everyone, I started this blog in December of 2005. Ten years and 1,069 blog posts later, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on the last ten years within the Microsoft Dynamics CRM community. Here is my very first post, which was a method for hiding a tab within Dynamics CRM […]
Continue readingMore greatness from our Dynamics CRM documentation team. Thanks Amy! https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/crm-customer-center/crm-2016-online-vs-on-premises-features-faq.aspx
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