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The Microsoft Dynamics AX2012 task recorder is a tool that will aide in the documentation process. This documentation can provide the step by step instruction for completion of the process as required. Once generated and verified, can be accessed online by users or provided as a hardcopy for work instructions. The task recorder is also a great tool to record a process issue or record the steps needed to duplicate an error or software bug.

To use the Task recorder go to  File > Tools > Task Recorder...

Posted on Feb 16th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics AX Blog

Publishing the iMIS desktop with remote desktop services and pushing out with group policy is a fairly straight forward process. However, there is one argument path that if NOT set properly will result in a blank iMIS screen like shown below:

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Posted on Feb 13th Filed under iMIS Blog

Mobile PLM Solutions

Why keep important product information locked up in engineering?

PTC’s Windchill Mobile will allow you to extend your product information to iPhone and iPad followed by an Android version.

To continue reading and find out more about the new Mobile PLM Solution, ...

Posted on Feb 13th Filed under PTC Windchill Blog

Find out what's new in Microsoft Dynamics CRM!

Yesterday Microsoft announced that Microsoft Dynamics CRM will release its next service update in Q2 2012. This service update will deliver the capability for customers to access the complete functionality of Microsoft Dynamics CRM on virtually any device with a new cloud-based, cross-platform, native mobile client service for Windows Phone 7,...

Posted on Feb 7th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics CRM Blog

All you wanted to know and more about how the Microsoft Dynamics GP Dictionary and SET files!

  • Standard reports are stored in the application dictionary (DYNAMICS.DIC).  There is an application dictionary for each installed product (CM.DIC, etc.)
  • Modified reports are stored in the reports dictionary (REPORTS.DIC).  There is a reports dictionary for each installed product (CMRPT.DIC, etc.) and you might have customized reports in multiple dictionaries. 
  • Modified forms are stored in the forms dictionary (FORMS.DIC).  There is a forms dictionary...
Posted on Feb 7th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics GP Blog
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Q2 2012 Service Update

The upcoming Microsoft Dynamics CRM Q2 2012 service update represents our commitment to improved agility where additional capabilities for Microsoft Dynamics CRM (both Online and On-premises) are delivered approximately twice yearly with releases targeted for Spring (Q2) and Fall (Q4) of each calendar year. These new capabilities provide better productivity and enhanced experiences for organizations using Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The functionality detailed in this guide however, is completely optional for existing customers depending on their business needs.

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Posted on Feb 6th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics CRM Blog

There has been lots of questions around the recent passing of the Payroll Tax Cut in 2012.

Below are a few tips that we hope will help alleviate your stress as you run your first 2012 payrolls

  • With this tax cut / extension should we use the 2011 federal tax tables or 2012?
    I have contacted the IRS and verified we should be using the 2012 federal tax tables that are released in publication 1035, see link: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/n1036.pdf
    The Microsoft Dynamics GP 2012 Round 1 Tax Update has the...
Posted on Jan 17th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics GP Blog

One of the most common questions we receive from customers and prospects involves the direction of Microsoft Dynamics GP. The Microsoft Dynamics GP Statement of Direction has been revised as of January 2012 and updated with the most current plans for the product. The statement includes information about both Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 and the upcoming release of Microsoft Dynamics GP “12”.

As part of the Microsoft Dynamics Business Ready Customer Care initiative announced October 2007, Microsoft is providing ongoing...

Posted on Jan 13th Filed under Microsoft Dynamics GP Blog

Microsoft’s latest incarnation of Remote Desktop Services with Windows Server 2008 R2 has included extensive improvements with VDI, remoteapp, web access and brokerage services. These features have extended the capabilities of RDS in the corporate workplace.

The basic configuration of RDS contains most of what you need to get it functional. Out of the box the product runs pretty well; however, previous Server editions had limitations that could cause users to exhaust a...

Posted on Jan 3rd Filed under Networking/Managed Services Blog

Happy New Year Microsoft Dynamics GP Users!  We thought it would be great to start the New Year with one of the most recent features released for Microsoft Dynamics GP. The Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Analyzer feature that was released with the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2. 

Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 allows users to get to the information with the new ...

Posted on Jan 3rd Filed under InterDyn BMI News, Microsoft Dynamics GP Blog

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