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SharePoint Business Data Catalog (BDC) to present MS CRM Data
Ravi Vajaria - SharePoint By Ravi Vajaria on 5/29/2008 12:33 PM

Business Data Catalog (BDC) - of SharePoint 2007 allows to present data from non SharePoint system on SharePoint UI. Not only display, BDC can also crawl and index data!

We use BDC to extract data from MS CRM database (using API, direct database access or web service) and display on SharePoint Site using out of the box business data web parts shipped along with BDC. SharePoint Designer is then used to edit XSL of BDC web parts as needed for rich formatting.

Combination of BDC and SharePoint Designer allows us to cater MS CRM Data in customized style and format as required by our customers.

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Connecting to SharePoint 2007 Calendar from Outlook 2007 vs. Outlook 2003
Ravi Vajaria - SharePoint By Ravi Vajaria on 4/22/2008 8:46 AM
One more reason why upgrade to Office 2007!
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Allowing CRM for Outlook to act as the e-mail agent for CRM e-mail activities
Peter Gernburd - Support By pgernburd on 4/17/2008 1:25 PM
 
The way in which a user’s e-mail is sent from within the Microsoft CRM is configured on the user profile in the Microsoft CRM.
CRM -> Settings -> Administration -> Users -> User Profile Record
 
For both the incoming and outgoing access types, you can select to have CRM e-mail activities use the E-mail Router (if installed), or Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook to act as the sending agent. In CRM4, you can configure the CRM for Outlook to deliver standard Outlook e-mails, CRM-tracked e-mails, and e-mail activities created from within the CRM. 

To allow CRM for Outlook client to send all CRM e-mail activities:
1)      Navigate to CRM -> Settings -& ...
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Availability of the Settings module in CRM3 while running CRM for Outlook
Peter Gernburd - Support By pgernburd on 4/14/2008 3:20 PM

Several of our clients have noticed that, and commented on, when the CRM for Outlook component is installed, and Outlook is running, the 'Settings' module in the CRM web is hidden from view.

Several of our adventerous client users have suggested overcoming the problem by clearing the Temporary Internet Files while Outlook is opened, and refreshing the CRM web page.  That will work, but for a long-term solution, but good friends at East Region Microsoft CRM provide the following suggestion:

a) Close CRM web and Outlook
b) Click on Start -> Run.  Type 'regedit'
c) Browse to the tree: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MSCRMClient\
d) Find 'Ser ...

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Creating a simple auditing log with CRM 4.0 Workflow
Dave Ireland - MSCRM Development By Dave Ireland on 4/13/2008 1:35 PM
The much rejuvenated workflow engine in CRM 4.0 now provides you with the engine to create your own audit tracker. In CRM 4.0, the workflow engine can catch adds, updates, and deletes. So the engine is there, just waiting for you to write the workflow rule that will make use of it.
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Publishing Excel 2007 file with a to OLAP Cube for BI Reporting
Ravi Vajaria - SharePoint By Ravi Vajaria on 3/4/2008 3:37 PM
It requires following configuration 1) Active Directory for Kerberos and 2) MOSS Excel Services correctly so that Excel Services can impersonate end users account to access cube in order to get and display data.
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Where's my yellow product key sticker?
Dave Ireland - MSCRM Development By Dave Ireland on 2/27/2008 8:52 PM
With the release of CRM 4.0, Microsoft has done away with the familiar yellow-product key sticker. So where do you find your license key?
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Role of SharePoint Designer 2007 integrating SharePoint and CRM User Interface
Ravi Vajaria - SharePoint By Ravi Vajaria on 2/21/2008 5:16 PM

Background

After my initial end user introduction to CRM, I found that CRM provides great User Interface customization and you may know about this. You can add tabs, sections, IFRAME, fields so that you're not bound to displaying a field at a specific place in a form.

In particular, IFRAME is great as any external page can be presented in it without browsing elsewhere or opening a new window, and SharePoint page is no exception. After providing URL to SharePoint site for an IFRAME, I realized that some of UI components on SharePoint page distract users. For example, SharePoint's top n ...

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Key Success Factors for CRM
Bill's Blog By brourke on 2/13/2008 3:58 PM
We see some common success factors with the CRM installs we have done over the past 10 years. Hopefully the factors will help companies looking at a CRM installaiton
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Resetting regarding lookup when promoting an item to CRM
Peter Gernburd - Support By pgernburd on 2/12/2008 9:06 AM

If you have found yourself in a situation in need to change the regarding on a promoted email message, but couldn't, this article is for you.

Changing Regarding on Promoted E-mails

When you initially promote an e-mail message to the CRM, you clicked 'Track in CRM', and hit the regarding button.  You select a client (or another entity record) from the lookup, but realize that the selected record was not the one intended.  In such a case, a closed e-mail activity is created under this client record.

To resolve ths issue, close the e-mail message, and from the main Outlook window, highlight the message, and click 'Track in CRM'.  This must ...

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Salentica Releases Schwab PortfolioCenter® Integration - Friday, October 31, 2008
Salentica Inc. is now offering a complete integration product for organizations using Microoft CRM and Schwab PortfolioCenter®. 
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Salentica On Demand SharePoint Server - Enterprise Edition - Thursday, October 30, 2008

Salentica has launched an On Demand SharePoint Server, Enterprise edition offering.  SharePoint Server provides document management, business process automation, portals, business intelligence and Excel Services.  Integration to Microsoft CRM is included with the service.

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Scotia Capital Case Study - Sunday, June 08, 2008

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