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Modifying Reminders' display on GP Home page | Dynamics GP Help

Rubal digs deep into Modifying Reminders' display on GP Home page.

 

 

The Dynamics GP Blogster: "Object Reference Not Set" error when running Integration Manager with eConnect Adapter

Mariano looks at the joys of "Object Reference Not Set" error when running Integration Manager with eConnect Adapter.

Dynamics Partners Push Vertical-Specific Badge -- Redmond Channel Partner

 

Discrete manufacturing is spelled. I.B.I.S. Checkout Dynamics Partners Push Vertical-Specific Badge from Redmond Channel Partners for more.

SQL view for sales by item by month | Victoria Yudin

Victoria shares a SQL view for sales by item by month

Registration for iSight 2011 Open!! | I.B.I.S. Inc.

Registration for iSight 2011 is now open. If you're an I.B.I.S. client this is the place to be for information on Dynamics GP and the absolute first look at the Best of 50 Tips in 50 Minutes for Microsoft Dynamics GP.

Bug month! Issues with Project Accounting employee vendors & EFT - Kuntz Consulting

Kuntz Consulting hunts down some Issues with Project Accounting employee vendors & EFT.

Microsoft Connect

Last week I had the privilege to participate in a super-secret, cross my heart, pinkie promise, non-disclosure, I can tell you but then I'll have to kill you, MVP's only look at how the upcoming version of Microsoft Dynamics GP is progressing.

The product is code named "Polino" because they're sticking in all the stuff I've asked for over the years. I'm just kidding about the code name. I can't reveal that either.

I am serious about all of the cool stuff going into the next version. It's clear that the product team is using Microsoft Connect (the site, not Kinect the Xbox motion sensor thingy) to figure out what users want and need in future releases. If you are not using Microsoft Connect start now and make your voice heard.


[Slightly off topic. I heard a suggestion recently that a muffin shop should name a muffin for a week after a good customer. They'd bring in all their friends just to see their name on the menu board. Next week, new muffin name. Maybe GP should code name features after users who suggested or championed a feature. Then when It's introduced it would be:

"We'd like to announce that we've decided to open up Analysis Cubes by removing the encryption and making the code available for changes. We've code named this change, 'Dwight Specht' because he just wouldn't shut up about it."

Anybody think that would lead to a few more product suggestions?']



For the record opening up the cubes has already been done. Throwing out features that are already complete prevents me from accidently revealing something I shouldn't.

Public Service Announcement: Don't Trust Hard Drives - Developing for Dynamics GP

Dave Musgrave reminds us: Don't Trust Hard Drives.

I'm not quite sure how to emphasis recovery plans any more than I do but I suspect that this topic will show up in the Worst Mistakes You can Make with GP presentation coming to the GPUG Summit.

Don't be a Dynamics GP Zombie

My new post is at the Microsoft Dynamics Community site. It's about zombies of course.

New Microsoft Dynamics GP Short Story: Collections, Month End Close, and...Muscle? | MSDynamicsWorld.com

MSDynamicsWorld liked Wiseguy and was kind enough to write a review that is up now at New Microsoft Dynamics GP Short Story: Collections, Month End Close, and...Muscle?