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November 17, 2014
Mohammad R. Daoud: Web Client – Date Fields “Please check and reenter the date”
Mohammed Daoud deals with the Web Client – Date Fields “Please check and reenter the date”.
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Weekly Dynamic: Fixed Asset Auto Number by Class
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GP 2013 introduced automatic numbering for fixed assets. The setting is found in Fixed Asset Company Setup. R2 went one step further. You can also auto number assets by Class, so each class can get it’s own number sequence.
The setup is found under Fixed Asset Class Setup.
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November 16, 2014
Dynamics GP Land: Troubleshooting GP Web Client Error: An unexpected error has occurred. Press the Sign-in button to reconnect to the application.
Steve Endow is playing with the web client and Troubleshooting GP Web Client Error: An unexpected error has occurred. Press the Sign-in button to reconnect to the application..
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November 13, 2014
Power BI and Tableau: Best Friends Forever « PowerPivotPro
PowerPivotPro has an interesting look at a different pairing Power BI and Tableau: Best Friends Forever
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Table and Column Changes in 2014 Year End Update – Microsoft Dynamics GP Community
From the GP Support team comes Table and Column Changes in 2014 Year End Update
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Kicking Ass and Taking Names—Quit Stealing My Content! | FRxBuzz
Jan Harrigan is
I know exactly how she feels. Its on of the reason why I link to other people’s content instead of reproducing it whole and I always do my best to give credit.
I’ve had someone leave my name on a 50 tips presentation and present it as their content. John Lowther has sat in a presentation where another partner presented John’s content as their own.
Here’s the thing, my content is available for people to use. I want people to learn about GP but the license does require that you give credit.
To Jan’s point, when you write a book or two you learn way more about copyright law than you ever wanted to. The copyright attached at creation. You don’t have to register it and you don’t have to post a copyright notice. Those two things just make it easier to enforce.
Last thing, Jan, I think public shaming is the best answer here, but don’t forget about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). If they are stealing your copyrighted content you have a claim there too and may very well be able to get their website taken down if the content isn’t removed. Site admins and ISP tend to do a good job with DCMA requests.
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Professional Services Tools Library – DBMS Error 4920 | azurecurve
Ian Grieve deals with a Professional Services Tools Library – DBMS Error 4920
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Mohammad R. Daoud: No Print for Purchase Requisitions!!
Mohammed Daoud reveals No Print for Purchase Requisitions!!.
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