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  • I really wonder sometimes

    Posted on August 30th, 2006 mitch Print Print No comments

    of the intelligence of corporate types.

    The Tom Thumb grocery store here in Coppell, Texas just underwent a slight renovation.

    Among other things, they replaced the photo-mat with a Startbucks coffee bar.

    That in itself isn't necessarily a bad thing. The only issue is that if I walked out the front door ( the one on the right ), I could throw a rock through the front door of a real Starbucks.

    Maybe the location scouts were on vacation that week…

     

    Meanderings
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  • Setting the default view for a CRM 3.0 Entity

    Posted on August 30th, 2006 mitch Print Print 4 comments

    If you would like to globally change the default View for an entity within CRM, perform the following steps from the CRM Web Client logged on as someone who has at least the System Customizer role:

    1. Select Settings, Customization.
    2. Edit the Entity you wish to change.
    3. Select the Forms and Views page.
    4. Click once on the View you wish to make the Default.
    5. Click the More Actions button.
    6. Click Set Default.
    7. Click save and close
    8. Click Publish.
    9. Navigate back to a CRM area where that entity is visible.
    10. Click on the Entity to show its contents.
    11. Verify that the View: is what you just selected in step 4.

    That's it.

     

    Customization, Dynamics CRM
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  • Tools: Extracting the contents of an MSI file

    Posted on August 30th, 2006 mitch Print Print No comments

    Have you ever downloaded an MSI installer package and just wanted to see what was in it or just wanted a single file from inside? Normally, you'd have to install the MSI and do your poking around afterwards. No longer

    Scott Willeke has written a utility called Less MSIérables that will allow you to view and extract files from an MSI file.

    It is exteremely handy and worth adding to your toolbox.

    Thanks Scott.

     

    Misc
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