Comments on: About http://dynamicscrmblog.com Where Microsoft technology meets sales, marketing, and customer service Sat, 19 May 2012 08:20:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Dave http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-248 Dave Thu, 03 Sep 2009 21:03:43 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-248 Haha...I dont know if it will or not. Thanks for the replies though! I appreciate it! Haha…I dont know if it will or not. Thanks for the replies though! I appreciate it!

]]> By: Phil http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-247 Phil Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:27:25 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-247 Dave, I honestly have no idea. There are way too many moving parts with the offline client. Will SQL Server Express even run on Windows 7? Best of luck, Phil Dave, I honestly have no idea. There are way too many moving parts with the offline client. Will SQL Server Express even run on Windows 7? Best of luck,
Phil

]]> By: Dave http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-246 Dave Wed, 02 Sep 2009 19:24:43 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-246 I believe we were selecting WITH offline access. Do you perhaps think that the spot where it stops has something to do with DNS resolution or something like that related to Offline Access? (“Modifying address resolution search path”) Thanks! Dave I believe we were selecting WITH offline access. Do you perhaps think that the spot where it stops has something to do with DNS resolution or something like that related to Offline Access? (“Modifying address resolution search path”)

Thanks!

Dave

]]> By: Phil http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-245 Phil Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:39:54 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-245 Hi Dave, I have not had this issue and half of our company is on Windows 7 x64 and Outlook 2007. Are you trying to install the client with offline access? We've only gotten the client without offline access to work. Best of luck, Phil Hi Dave,

I have not had this issue and half of our company is on Windows 7 x64 and Outlook 2007. Are you trying to install the client with offline access? We’ve only gotten the client without offline access to work.

Best of luck,
Phil

]]> By: Dave http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-244 Dave Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:36:59 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-244 Phil, I have been reading your blog with interest. I am a newbie CRM admin at my company and I'm wondering if you have heard about any problems using the CRM Outlook Plugin with Windows 7 and Outlook 2007. The client installs fine bit when you go to do the Configuration, it locks up and stops progressing when it says "Modifying address resolution search path". I have uninstalled and reinstalled the Client and get this same roadblock each time. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Dave Phil,

I have been reading your blog with interest. I am a newbie CRM admin at my company and I’m wondering if you have heard about any problems using the CRM Outlook Plugin with Windows 7 and Outlook 2007. The client installs fine bit when you go to do the Configuration, it locks up and stops progressing when it says “Modifying address resolution search path”. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the Client and get this same roadblock each time. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Dave

]]> By: Phil http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-75 Phil Thu, 26 Jun 2008 21:03:57 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-75 Hello Rebecca, Yes, us CRM folks are few and far between in the states, and I hear Denver is no exception. I'm not sure why this is, but it could be because the business and technology aspects of CRM are so tightly coupled that you need folks who are good at both to succeed. The company I work for, Altriva Solutions, hired me as a .NET generalist and then invested heavily into my training. So while I can’t recommend good ways to find experienced CRM professionals, I can speak from experience that “growing your own” can work very well. Best of luck! Phil Hello Rebecca,

Yes, us CRM folks are few and far between in the states, and I hear Denver is no exception. I’m not sure why this is, but it could be because the business and technology aspects of CRM are so tightly coupled that you need folks who are good at both to succeed. The company I work for, Altriva Solutions, hired me as a .NET generalist and then invested heavily into my training. So while I can’t recommend good ways to find experienced CRM professionals, I can speak from experience that “growing your own” can work very well.

Best of luck!
Phil

]]> By: Rebecca http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-74 Rebecca Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:47:42 +0000 http://dynamicscrmblog.com/about#comment-74 Hello Phil, We are looking for high caliber Dynamics CRM trainers, developers and architects and are finding they are few and far between ~ do you have any suggestions on where we can find these folks? Thank you for your help, Rebecca Maxwell Manager of Human Resources & Recruiting www.adventos.com rebecca.maxwell@adventos.com Hello Phil,
We are looking for high caliber Dynamics CRM trainers, developers and architects and are finding they are few and far between ~ do you have any suggestions on where we can find these folks?

Thank you for your help,
Rebecca Maxwell
Manager of Human Resources & Recruiting
http://www.adventos.com
rebecca.maxwell@adventos.com

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