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Microsoft CRM - How can I make a window come up on startup.

How can I make a window come up on startup.

Posted: 12 May 2005 09:40 AM PDT

You could replace the "Landing Page" in the CRM directory with a
RedirectorPage that requires a click to close, then it loads the CRM
loader .aspx page.

Then if you enable default content pages in the CRM website properities
and added this redirector page to the top of the list it should always
load first when you hit the web site.

Many sites are confiigured with redirectors for non SSL connectors.
This enforces a redirection of any general web connections to the SSL
Page.

Althought this might be an usupported configuration it is a prety safe
customization.

Pierre Hulsebus
Infuse Me Now
ehtc.com

Reinstall problem

Posted: 11 May 2005 12:41 PM PDT

Hi Rob,

It turns out that I was using the wrong install package. There was a copy
of the CRM 1.0 disk on the system. It looks a lot like the 1.2 setup...
Except for that big 1.0 in the opening license agreement page. :-)

Using the CRM 1.2 install worked perfectly.

Moral of the story, when troubleshooting don't forget the simle stuff.

Thank you for responding.

"Rob Bakkers" wrote:
 

Purge data in CRM

Posted: 11 May 2005 11:22 AM PDT

We regulary have this problem. We wrote a simple vb app using the MS CRM
APIs to query the accounts using the ExecuteQuery method in the CRMQuery
class, then for each account returned - delete it using the delete method.

We then did a simple tidyup for the contacts - although 98% had already been
deleted. Takes about 3-4 hrs to run for about 10000 records.


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How to close more then one task ?

Posted: 11 May 2005 08:01 AM PDT

We should know more in the next few months. MBS is slated to demo the next
release at TechEd in June.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On 11 May 2005 11:23:37 -0700, "Bouffont" <com> wrote:

Not that I have much use for this but are you hinting this may be in
the next release Matt?!

Tom


Matt Parks wrote: 
When I 
close all 

Connection Loss

Posted: 11 May 2005 07:30 AM PDT

Thank you both for your ideas. We have since replaced the whole machine and
it works perfectly. We thing the m/b is down!!!!!

"Nathan Warner" wrote:
 

Manage Licenses

Posted: 11 May 2005 07:28 AM PDT

Thanks Matt

"Matt Parks" wrote:
 

What is the Manage For?

Posted: 11 May 2005 06:48 AM PDT

Using the manager field means you can use the Logical User "Owner's Manager"
when designing workflow rules. Eg send an email to the Owners Manager when
certain conditions are met


"Sassan Komeili Zadeh" <microsoft.com> wrote
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Access CRM from Internet

Posted: 10 May 2005 05:14 PM PDT

We have a demo for the CRM using the Adventure Cycles which clients can
access from the internet.
We have a sub domain called www.crm.<company name>.com.au, and this then
fowards all traffic to our public IP address. We use a SonicWALL VPN,
firewall, router and switch etc etc (very good unit), and this unit then
routes incoming traffic on port 80 from this sub domain to our web server (as
our personal internal CRM runs on 8083). The web server recognizes the
incoming packets from the sub domain address, (which we added into the CRM
web site in the IIS on the web server) and then directs it to the CRM web
site and then provides a log-in box.
It's that easy haha, I hope my description isn't too confusing and gives you
some idea of how to do it without an ISA server.

Good Luck!

Regards,
Nathan Warner

"MiT" wrote:
 

Errors in Exchange ... pls help

Posted: 10 May 2005 04:09 PM PDT


Hi Nathan

We create a new website for CRM Exchange E-mail Router because we are using
OWA ... this new web site is using port 81 ... email are sent succedfully but
the event viewer shows those errors ...

I´ have checked the registry and try with the url
http://CRMSERVER:81/MSCRMConnector/ICrmEmailDispatch.SRF and it didn't work
but http://CRMSERVER:81/MSCRMConnector/ICrmEmailDispatchSDL.SRF worked OK ...

Tnks for your help
Karolina Balderas



"Nathan Warner" wrote:
 

Auto fill Quick Create fields

Posted: 10 May 2005 09:18 AM PDT

Thanks John. I thought that might be the best we could do for now.

"John O'Donnell" wrote:
 

Sending Direct Emails

Posted: 09 May 2005 11:54 PM PDT

Thanks crmrunner but as I mentioned I have system admin rights in CRM
therefore I have organisation level on all objects. CRM admin is the user
account that installed MS CRM and is the only account that can send direct
emails the rest of the functionality works for other users and everyone can
send emails from within an account, contact record etc but when any user or
myself try and send a direct email I receive the error as shown in the first
post? It appears to be an AD problem as the security settings listed under
the security roles are exactly the same and i am using the same role (sys
admin) as the crm admin. We have installed CRM at 3 other clients 4
including us and we have never encountered this problem before.
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