Posts Tagged ‘crm2013’
Silverlight no longer works in Chrome 42
In Google’s continuing effort to annoy me, starting with Chrome version 42, the Silverlight plugin no longer works. This is due to Google no longer supporting NPAPI plugins (see here).
To get around it until September 2015, you can use the below fix to re-enable NPAPI.
1. Type the below into the Chrome address bar and press enter: –
chrome://flags/#enable-npapi
2. Click on ‘Enable’ under ‘Enable NPAPI’
3. Click on ‘Relaunch Now’ when it appears towards the bottom of the screen
You’ve now got until September to re-write your Silverlight controls in a compatible technology. Good luck!
CRM Outlook Client Spell Check
Recently, a customer has found that spell checking is not available when typing into forms on the CRM Outlook client. Spell checking is built into Internet Explorer and works fine on the web client, so I wanted to find a way to get it working in Outlook.
Using this MSDN article, I found that adding a registry key may help. After some trial and error, the following key and value had the desired effect. Read the rest of this entry »
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Installation
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 was made available for download earlier today. You can grab it from here if you’d like to try it out. Also, you can get the official implementation guides from here.
Since my CRM 2011 setup video proved quite popular, I thought I’d take the opportunity to record an updated version for 2013 while I setup my own development environment.
The video is embedded below, but I recommend watching it on YouTube in HD quality, otherwise some of the text can be quite hard to read.
I hope that you find it useful!
Neil McDonald's Dynamics 365 Blog 