As always, Mac and PC fans rabidly defend their favorite OS all over the internet. I usually prefer to stay out of it, but at this Reddit.com entry I found the latest and funniest salvo from an apparent PC fan.
The comments page (warning: NSFW language) has several entries worthy of Comedy Gold.
A Linux fan wants [...]
There’s no doubt about it: the Notepad application on Windows that you use to view the odd TXT or XML files is sorely lacking in features and usability.
Then along comes Notepad++, a free lightweight open source text editor I now can’t do without (links below). This app can neatly display and organize pretty much [...]
If you’re using any of the CRM Virtual PC images graciously provided by Microsoft, you’ll notice the neat Dynamics CRM wallpapers in the background. I figured they’d be very nice and professional to have, especially if you give CRM-related presentations off of a projector.
For your pleasure, I’ve posted them to download below. Both [...]
According to Guyriddle, the latest Update Rollup 3 for CRM 3.0 was withdrawn from its Microsoft Knowledge Base article website (KB #935364) due to “a regression discovered in one of the included fixes”.
Apparently there was a flawed hotfix in the Update Rollup 3 package that may prevent users from accessing Service Activity record information. [...]
This is one of the neatest improvements to Microsoft Dynamics CRM, especially for all remote users. With the Internet Facing Deployment (IFD) mode configured on a CRM server, remote users can now access CRM within their Outlook without the requirement of a VPN connection back to the office.
Navin at the Microsoft CRM Team Blog [...]
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