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Altriva Solutions Blog - CRM (Microsoft Dynamics CRM), SharePoint (MOSS), Application Development, and Integration Solutions.

Changing the tab order for fields on a form

Posted by: Phil Edry on 6/19/2009 | 0 Comments
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  • CRM
Microsoft Dynamics CRM assumes a vertical tab order within a section. In other words, if you've selected a field on a form and press tab, focus will shift to the field below the previous field as opposed to the right of the previous field. This can be frustrating when designing field layout since it is often useful to tab horizontally when filling out a form. This entry will discuss a simple work around using sections without visible headers to allow for horizontal tabbing when appropriate.

Export CRM customizations using PowerShell

Posted by: Tim Dutcher on 6/10/2009 | 1 Comment
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  • CRM
Microsoft's "PowerShell" is a command-line shell and scripting language designed for system administration and automation. Its potential benefits to developers and administrators of CRM installations are endless. Since PowerShell can utilize .NET assemblies and web services, it can be used with CRM to automate just about any administration tasks or any other type of routine or tedious tasks. This blog post provides one example of how PowerShell can make the lives of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 administrators easier. The provided script fully automates the process of exporting CRM system customizations to file, which can be scheduled to run at any time interval.
 


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